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47TH PARLIAMENT—FIRST SESSION - 1 - INDEX (NOV 1992—DEC 1993)

FORTY-SEVENTH PARLIAMENT—FIRST SESSIONNOVEMBER 1992—DECEMBER 1993

INDEXPAGE NOS DATE

1-20 . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 November 1992

21-27 . . . . . . . . . . . 4 November 1992

29-166 . . . . . . . . . . 5 November 1992

167-359 . . . . . . . . . 10 November 1992

361-495 . . . . . . . . . 11 November 1992

497-664 . . . . . . . . . 12 November 1992

665-728 . . . . . . . . . 13 November 1992

729-915 . . . . . . . . . 24 November 1992

917-1064 . . . . . . . . 25 November 1992

1065-1230 . . . . . . . 26 November 1992

1231-1342 . . . . . . . 27 November 1992

1343-1496 . . . . . . . 23 February 1993

1497-1582 . . . . . . . 24 February 1993

1583-1733 . . . . . . . 25 February 1993

1735-1802 . . . . . . . 26 February 1993

1803-1940 . . . . . . . 2 March 1993

1941-2021 . . . . . . . 3 March 1993

2023-2147 . . . . . . . 4 March 1993

2149-2205 . . . . . . . 5 March 1993

2207-2298 . . . . . . . 16 March 1993

2299-2393 . . . . . . . 17 March 1993

2395-2480 . . . . . . . 18 March 1993

2481-2535 . . . . . . . 19 March 1993

2537-2631 . . . . . . . 11 May 1993

2633-2721 . . . . . . . 12 May 1993

2723-2810 . . . . . . . 13 May 1993

2811-2866 . . . . . . . 14 May 1993

2867-2991 . . . . . . . 18 May 1993

2993-3136 . . . . . . . 19 May 1993

3137-3294 . . . . . . . 20 May 1993

3295-3362 . . . . . . . 21 May 1993

3363-3479 . . . . . . . 13 July 1993

3481-3591 . . . . . . . 14 July 1993

3593-3661 . . . . . . . 15 July 1993

3663-3716 . . . . . . . 16 July 1993

3717-3823 . . . . . . . 24 August 1993

PAGE NOS DATE

3825-3871 . . . . . . . 25 August 1993

3873-3933 . . . . . . . 26 August 1993

3935-3973 . . . . . . . 26 August 1993

3975-4047 . . . . . . . 31 August 1993

4049-4146 . . . . . . . 1 September 1993

4147-4190 . . . . . . . 2 September 1993

4191-4318 . . . . . . . 14 September 1993

4319-4416 . . . . . . . 15 September 1993

4417-4544 . . . . . . . 16 September 1993

4545-4601 . . . . . . . 17 September 1993

4603-4725 . . . . . . . 5 October 1993

4727-4812 . . . . . . . 6 October 1993

4813-4925 . . . . . . . 7 October 1993

4927-4981 . . . . . . . 8 October 1993

4983-5098 . . . . . . . 12 October 1993

5099-5182 . . . . . . . 13 October 1993

5183-5291 . . . . . . . 14 October 1993

5293-5352 . . . . . . . 15 October 1993

5353-5487 . . . . . . . 9 November 1993

5489-5585 . . . . . . . 10 November 1993

5587-5699 . . . . . . . 11 November 1993

5701-5752 . . . . . . . 12 November 1993

5753-5878 . . . . . . . 16 November 1993

5879-5959 . . . . . . . 17 November 1993

5961-6077 . . . . . . . 18 November 1993

6079-6132 . . . . . . . 19 November 1993

6133-6270 . . . . . . . 30 November 1993

6271-6369 . . . . . . . 1 December 1993

6371-6476 . . . . . . . 2 December 1993

6477-6527 . . . . . . . 3 December 1993

6529-6589 . . . . . . . 8 December 1993

6591-6724 . . . . . . . 9 December 1993

6725-5791 . . . . . . . 10 December 1993

47TH PARLIAMENT—FIRST SESSION - 2 - INDEX (NOV 1992—DEC 1993)

Index to Subjects

Address in Reply—Answer of Governor, 2299.Days allotted to debate, Sessional order, 1355.Debate, 1382, 1514, 1833, 1957, 2039.Presentation to Governor, 2096, 2207, 2299.Standing Order 17, Suspension, 40.

ADJOURNMENT—(Sessional Order, 39).Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee, 4145.Aborigines, Fightback policy, 1581; Auditor-General’s report, 3131.Ace Waste disposal facility, Willawong, 6363, 6587.Aged services forum, 3478.Air Sea Rescue, 2987.Albert electorate, Zoning, 4143.Aldermanic superannuation entitlements, 4411.ALP, Queensland, Centenary, 5955.Ambulance Service, Transport costs, 2013, 5092.Animals Protection Act, Charges, 4040.Australia Post franchises, 1491.Australian flag, 2391.Australian republic, 2986.Australian Workers Heritage Centre, 4045.Barber, Mr R., 5095.Bardon Professional Development Centre, 4719, 5483.Bicycle safety, 352, 5579.Blackwater, Medical practitioners, 6366.Blood Bank, 1494.Boat safety, 1935.Boyne smelter, 5952.Boyne Valley Road, 3870.Breakwater Island Casino Community Benefit Fund Trust, 2390.Brisbane, Inner-city rail expansion program, 2294.Brisbane Central, Member, Comments about Liberal Party, 4043.Brisbane City Council election, Liberal Party preselection, 3867.Building industry, 6265.Building subcontractors, 912.Building Units and Group Titles Act, 3585.Caboolture electorate, 4720.Cavanagh, Mr J., 1488.Channell, Mr P., 4722.Charles Cameron and Associates Pty Ltd, 2988.Citizens Electoral Council, 4315.Clayfield, Member, Comments, 3590.Coalition parties, 357.Code of Banking Practice, 6368.Commonwealth/State relations, 1938.Community groups, 915.Deaf community, Interpreters, 3133.Defamation laws, 3818.Dinghy speeds, 3817.Domestic violence, 2295.Doomben-Pinkenba railway line, 2626.Drought, 2388, 3473.Drugs, 6588.Duffield, Mr L., 5093.Eastern corridor, 5181.Elective surgery, Waiting lists, 1936.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 3

Electricity accounts, 2983.Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, Minister, 2716.Escort advertisements, Yellow Pages, 6362.Far-north Queensland, Ecotourism, 5957.Farm indebtedness, 2627.Farm safety, 493.Fauna Conservation Act, Charges, 4040.Federal coalition, Immigration and ethnic affairs policy, 2019.Federal election, 2296, 2387.Fightback, Policy on Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, 1581.Fleay, Dr D., 3868.Forrester, Mr M., 2015.Funeral transportation, 3820.Gabbinbar State School, 356.Gateway Arterial-Logan Motorway, Proposed highway, 4142.Gladstone—

Education, 1578.Grand Hotel, 2984.ICI plant, 2984.Port Authority, 1939, 4807.Power Station, 5952.

Gladstone City Council, Effect of GST, 910.Gold Coast, Southern, 3822, 6584.Goods and services tax, 1489, 1495, 1576, 2017.Government vehicles, Use for private purposes, 4810.Green movement, 4044.Griffith University, 4316.Gurulmundi toxic waste dump, 914, 4314, 4317.Gympie, Mine capping, 3865.Hewson tax package, Effect on women, 1489.Holmes Railway Station, 4806.Home Hill, Government services, 5481.Housing Commission rentals, Effect on TPI pensioners, 1574.Huey, Former Police Superintendent, 4311.Hunt, Mr C., 4044.Immigration, Liberal Party brochure, 2625.International Women’s Day, 2014.International Year of Indigenous Peoples, 2392.Jordan, Mr D., 2018.Kavanagh, Mr L., Articles on Queensland history, 2715.Kelly, Bishop, 1062.Kovacavic, Mr and Mrs, 4724.Kurwongbah electorate, Railway stations, 5484.Land Bank, 2627.Law and order, 5583.Leichhardt, Federal electorate, 2630.Liberal/National Party coalition, 3135.Liberal Party—

Brisbane Central, Member, Comments, 4043.Brochure on immigration, 2625.Performance in State election, 494.

Local authorities, Effect of GST, 1495; Amalgamation, 5951, 5956.Local government reforms, 3867.Lockyer electorate, Power lines, 2719.Lockyer Valley, Hailstorm, 6583.Logan City Workers Rugby and Sporting Club, 2015.Logan Motorway-Gateway Arterial, Proposed highway, 4142.Longreach, 492.Lord Mayor, Relations with State Government, 2290; Comments about Transit Centre riot, 5875.Mabo, 3477.

4 INDEX TO SUBJECTS—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Mackay, Sugar conference, 3130.Marlin Coast, Community services, 3478.Maryborough, 4809.Meals on Wheels, 4141.Media independence, 6263.Medusa tape, 4311.Men’s health, 3866.Metway Bank, 1061.Mooloolaba, Law and order, 5581.Moranbah Police Station, 5180.Mura, Mr and Mrs A., 3819.Museum of Tropical Queensland, 2390.Nelson, Mr A. and Associates, 2717.New Zealand economy, 1491.North Point College of TAFE, 4413.North Queensland, Rail services, 1933.Notifiable diseases, Outbreaks, 4140.Noxious weeds, 1577.Nurses, 3129.Obstetrics, 4415.Oodgeroo Noonuccal, 4313.Opposition Leader, Comments on business, 1492.Pacific Paradise school, 3821.Papua New Guinea, Women in politics, 5582.Passenger transport, 354.Payroll tax, 1059.Pensioner electricity rebates, 3585.Picnic Point, Toowoomba, 6267.Pine Rivers Shire Council, 1934.Pollution regulations, Policing, 6367.Pumicestone Passage, 913.Queensland Drivers Guide, 2714.Queensland Electricity Commission, Audited accounts, 5871.Queensland Justices Association, 3474, 3476, 3588, 4046, 4811.Queensland Rail tender AT 0565, 2386.QUT Student Guild, 4808.Rail freight, 354.Rail services, 1933, 2294, 2388, 3475, 4414, 5877.Ravenshoe High School, 1057.Redcliffe—

Hooligans, 5094.Member, Overseas trip, 4411.

Redlands Bowls Club, 4042.Remote Area Incentive Scheme, 489.Richards, Mr R., 6585.Road workers, Safety, 3132.Runcorn Plaza, Video amusement games parlour, 1058.Ryan, Mr T. J., 5486.Sandgate electorate—

Aged care, 2720.Meals on Wheels, 3586.Police station, 6586.

School bullies, 3587.School buses, Lockyer electorate, 1579; Seat belts, 2623.Senior citizens, 491.Sexual offences against children, Penalties, 2629.Sherwood Police Station, 5178.Shoalwater Bay, 3589.Sinnamon Park Residents Association, 915.Skinner, Mr B., 4811.


Social justice programs, 3821.Southern Brisbane bypass, 5096.Speed limits, 5094.Spirit of the Outback, 6264, 6269.Sporting opportunities, Country students, 5176.State Government, Relations with Lord Mayor, 2290.Sunshine Coast, University, 358; Unexploded ordnance, 4723.Surf lifesaving, 5872.Tait, Mr G., 2291.Taxes and charges, 2983.Teachers, Number, 5873.Thonemann, Mr and Mrs N., 6266.Thrupp, Mr D., 909.Titles Office, 5954, 6364.Toohey Forest, 5584.Toowoomba, Picnic Point, 6267.Torres Strait Islanders, Fightback policy, 1581; Auditor-General’s report, 3131.Townsville Port Authority, 5178, 5482.Transit Centre, Riot, 5875.Transport Department inspections, 2623.Tuckshops, Effect of GST, 1576.TPI pensioners, 1574.Waste disposal, 4412.Water Police, 4144.Westbrook Youth Centre, 5485.Whitby, Mr F., 5092.Whitsunday draft management plan, 5177.Wide Bay/Maryborough area, Health care, 1063.Willawong, Toxic waste dump, 4317; Ace Waste disposal facility, 6363, 6587.Wilsonton State School, 488.Women, Effect of Hewson tax package, 1489; Judicial statements on violence, 2990.Workers’ compensation, 3589.Workplace Health and Safety Act, 493.World Heritage areas, Buffer zones, 353.Yandina highway route, 4721, 5580, 5874.Yock, Mr D., 5875.Youth, Social welfare advice, 2293.Youth Parliament, 5179.

Adjournments, Special, 20, 27, 728, 1334, 2205, 2535, 3362, 3716, 4190, 4601, 5352, 6132,6527, 6786.

Auditor-General’s reports—Aboriginal and island Council, 2993.Annual, 33.First reports on audits, 917, 6271.Second report on audits, 2395.

Barristers and solicitors, Fees paid by Crown—Order for return, 3936.Return to order, 5183.

BILLS—Remaining stages (motions—Mr Mackenroth), 1260, 3119, 5994.Agricultural Standards Amendment (leave and 1°), 2604; (2°), 2604, 3359; (Committee and 3°),

3360; (assent), 3365.Anti-Discrimination Amendment (leave and 1°), 480; (2°), 480, 1162; (Committee and 3°), 1163;

(assent), 1343.Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (leave and 1°), 66; (2°), 66, 84; (Estimates debate, Order and sitting

days and times), 175; (Committee), 209, 378, 517, 759; (3°), 778; (assent), 917.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (all stages), 3369; (leave), 3392; (message from Governor), 3392;

(1°), 3392; (2°), 3392, 3514, 3538; (Committee), 3585; (3°), 3585; (assent), 3717.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) Second-reading debate; Estimates debate (Procedure and time

limits), 4148, 5356, 5883; (leave and 1°), 4181; (2°), 4181, 4215, 4236, 4298, 4343,


4448; (Committee), 4558, 4628, 4675, 4739, 4825, 4938, 4962, 5005, 5048, 5111,5194, 5306, 5379, 5402, 5425, 5503, 5599, 5713, 5777, 5822, 5897; (3°), 5938;(assent), 6133.

Audit Legislation Amendment (leave and 1°), 472; (2°), 472, 2331; (Committee), 2366; (3°),2381; (assent), 2537.

Bail Amendment (leave and 1°), 2617; (2°), 2617, 3626; (Committee), 3629; (3°), 3629; (assent),3717.

Bank Integration (Bank of Queensland) (leave and 1°), 2412; (2°), 2412, 2946; (Committee),2950; (3°), 2951; (assent), 3364.

Bread Industry Authority Repeal (leave and 1°), 78; (2°), 78, 1320; (Committee and 3°), 1328;(assent), 1343.

Brisbane Casino Agreement (leave), 654; (1°), 655; (2°), 655, 1016; (Committee), 1049; (3°),1057; (assent), 1343.

Brisbane Cricket Ground (leave and 1°), 2595; (2°), 2595, 3334; (Committee), 3350; (3°), 3358;(assent), 3365.

Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Amendment (leave), 5242;(1°), 5243; (2°), 5243, 5668; (Committee), 5686; (3°), 5688; (assent), 6133.

Building Societies Fund (leave and 1°), 477; (2°), 477, 3283; (Committee and 3°), 3294; (assent),3365.

Business Licence Deregulation (Milksellers and Fish Buyers) Amendment (leave and 1°), 2414;(2°), 2414, 2903; (Committee and 3°), 2906; (assent), 3365.

Cairns Casino Agreement (leave and 1°), 3814; (2°), 3814, 4002; (Committee and 3°), 4022;(assent), 4191.

Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment (leave), 6361; (1°), 6362; (2°), 6362, 6555; (Committeeand 3°), 6561.

Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Amendment (leave and 1°), 1571; (2°), 1571, 2858;(Committee and 3°), 2862; (assent), 3365.

Carriage of Goods by Land (Carriers’ Liabilities) Repeal (leave and 1°), 2413; (2°), 2413, 2862;(Committee and 3°), 2866; (assent), 3365.

Classification of Films Amendment (leave and 1°), 2419; (2°), 2419, 2697, 2743; (Committeeand 3°), 2754; (assent), 3364.

Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (leave), 5547; (1°), 5548; (2°), 5548, 6437;(Committee and 3°), 6453.

Criminal Justice Amendment (leave and 1°), 5982; (2°), 5982, 6566; (Committee and 3°), 6576.Criminal Law Amendment (leave and 1°), 5473; (2°), 5473, 6066; (Committee and 3°), 6077;

(assent), 6133.Dairy Industry (leave and 1°), 2807; (2°), 2807, 3160, 3190; (Committee), 3218; (3°), 3232;

(assent), 3365.Eagle Farm Racecourse (leave and 1°), 4870; (2°), 4870, 5246; (Committee), 5253; (3°), 5254;

(assent), 5353.Education (Capital Assistance) (leave and 1°), 3158; (2°), 3158, 4028; (Committee), 4038; (3°),

4040; (assent), 4191.Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal (leave and 1°), 1572; (2°), 1573, 2515;

(Committee and 3°), 2529; (assent), 2537.Egg Industry (Restructuring) (leave and 1°), 5470; (2°), 5470, 6391; (Committee and 3°), 6404.Electoral and Administrative Review Amendment (leave and 1°), 1569; (2°), 1569, 1956;

(precedence of debate), 1944; (Committee and 3°), 1956; (assent), 2299.Electricity Amendment (leave and 1°), 2501; (2°), 2501, 3232, 3248; (Committee), 3280; (3°),

3283; (assent), 3365.Financial Institutions Legislation Amendment (leave and 1°), 2594; (2°), 2594, 3332; (Committee

and 3°), 3334; (assent), 3365.Freedom of Information Amendment (leave and 1°), 5475; (2°), 5475, 6032; (Committee), 6062;

(clerical error), 6065; (3°), 6065; (assent), 6133.Gaming Machine Amendment (leave), 5552; (1°), 5553; (2°), 5553, 5938; (Committee), 5945;

(3°), 5949; (assent), 6133.Gladstone Power Station Agreement (leave and 1°), 5866; (2°), 5866, 6158; (Committee and

3°), 6184.Golden Casket Art Union Amendment (leave and 1°), 3813; (2°), 3813, 4022; (Committee),

4026; (3°), 4027; (assent), 4191.Government Owned Corporations (leave and 1°), 2709; (2°), 2710, 3024, 3120; (remaining


stages; allocation of time-limit order), 3119; (motion to go into Committee), 3128;(Committee), 3128; (3°), 3129; (assent), 3365.

Grain Industry (Restructuring) Amendment (leave and 1°), 3677; (2°), 3677, 3948; (Committeeand 3°), 3951; (assent), 4191.

Harbours Amendment (leave and 1°), 2096; (2°), 2096, 2529; (Committee), 2534; (3°), 2535;(assent), 2537.

Harbours Amendment (No. 2) (leave and 1°), 5555; (2°), 5556, 6453; (Committee), 6459; (3°),6460.

Health Legislation Amendment (1992) (leave), 686; (1°), 687; (2°), 687, 1294; (Committee),1307; (3°), 1309; (assent), 1343.

Health Legislation Amendment (1993) (leave and 1°), 5477; (2°), 5477, 6507; (Committee),6524; (3°), 6527.

Higher Education (General Provisions) (leave and 1°), 2416; (2°), 2416, 2827; (Committee),2854; (3°), 2857; (assent), 3365.

Industrial Relations Amendment (leave and 1°), 712; (2°), 712, 1163; (Committee), 1206; (3°),1230; (assent), 1343.

Integrated Resort Development Amendment (leave and 1°), 2602; (2°), 2602, 4500; (Committeeand 3°), 4504; (assent), 4603.

Intellectually Disabled Citizens Amendment (leave and 1°), 4441; (2°), 4441, 5254; (Committeeand 3°), 5257; (assent), 5353.

Jurisdiction of Courts (Cross-vesting) Amendment (leave and 1°), 3679; (2°), 3679, 3967;(Committee), 3971; (3°), 3972; (assent), 4191.

Justice and Attorney-General Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (leave and 1°), 3817; (2°),3817, 5562; (Committee), 5563; (3°), 5566; (assent), 6133.

Land Amendment (leave and 1°), 3660; (2°), 3660.Lands Legislation Amendment 1992 (leave and 1°), 657; (2°), 657, 1309; (Committee), 1318;

(3°), 1320; (assent), 1343.Lands Legislation Amendment 1993 (leave and 1°), 5244; (2°), 5245, 5566; (Committee), 5578;

(3°), 5579; (assent), 6133.Lang Park Trust Amendment (leave and 1°), 5870; (2°), 5871, 5998; (remaining stages), 5994;

(Committee), 6027; (reporting of Bill), 6030; (3°), 6031; (title), 6031; (assent), 6133.Law Courts and State Buildings Protective Security Amendment (leave and 1°), 1570; (2°), 1570,

2756; (Committee and 3°), 2758; (assent), 3364.Licensing Fees Legislation (Liquor and Tobacco Products) Amendment (leave and 1°), 5469;

(2°), 5469, 5949; (Committee and 3°), 5950; (assent), 6133.Limitation of Actions Amendment (leave and 1°), 5474; (2°), 5474, 5950; (Committee and 3°),

5951; (assent), 6133.Liquor Amendment (1992) (leave), 478; (1°), 479; (2°), 479, 1099; (Committee), 1119; (3°),

1127; (assent), 1343.Liquor Amendment (1993) (leave and 1°), 2597; (2°), 2597, 2923; (Committee), 2945; (3°),

2946; (assent), 3364.Liquor Amendment (No. 2) ( 1993) (leave), 5469; (1°), 5470; (2°), 5470, 6102; (Committee),

6112; (3°), 6116; (assent), 6133.Local Government (1993) (leave and 1°), 5983; (2°), 5983, 6184; (Committee), 6251; (3°), 6263.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (leave and 1°), 2097; (2°), 2097, 2424;

(Committee), 2504; (3°), 2515; (assent), 2537.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1992) (leave and 1°), 660; (2°), 660, 1150;

(Committee and 3°), 1159; (assent), 1343.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (leave and 1°), 2598; (2°), 2598, 2907;

(Committee), 2922; (3°), 2923; (assent), 3365.Local Government (Palm Beach Land) (leave and 1°), 486; (2°), 486, 1266; (Committee and 3°),

1272; (assent), 1343.Local Government (Robina Town Centre Planning Agreement) (leave and 1°), 956; (2°), 957,

1260; (remaining stages), 1260; (Committee and 3°), 1265; (assent), 1343.Local Government Superannuation Amendment (No. 2) (leave and 1°), 484; (2°), 484, 1149;

(Committee and 3°), 1150; (assent), 1343.Lotto Amendment (leave and 1°), 1253; (2°), 1253, 2381; (Committee and 3°), 2385; (assent),

2537.Magistrates Courts Jurisdiction Amendment (leave and 1°), 3678; (2°), 3678, 3951; (Committee

and 3°), 3965; (assent), 4191.


Meat Industry (leave and 1°), 4437; (2°), 4437, 4779, 4871; (Committee), 4886; (3°), 4898;(assent), 5353.

Mixed Use Development (leave and 1°), 2422; (2°), 2422, 2759; (Committee and 3°), 2782;(assent), 3364.

Mixed Use Development Amendment (leave and 1°), 5480; (2°), 5480, 6473; (Committee and3°), 6474.

Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (leave), 3155; (1°), 3156; (2°), 3156, 3856, 3887;(Committee), 3905; (3°), 3921; (assent), 4191.

Mutual Recognition (Queensland) (leave and 1°), 650; (2°), 650, 1082; (Committee), 1096; (3°),1098; (assent), 1343.

Native Title (Queensland) (leave and 1°), 6404; (2°), 6404, 6608, 6738; (allocation of time-limitorder), 6774; (Committee), 6776; (reporting of Bill), 6785; (3°), 6785; (title), 6785.

New South Wales-Queensland Border Rivers Amendment (leave and 1°), 2415; (2°), 2415,2897; (Committee and 3°), 2903; (assent), 3365.

Nursing (leave), 80; (1°), 81; (2°), 81, 822; (Committee), 853; (3°), 874; (assent), 1343.Offence Notices Legislation Amendment (leave and 1°), 5561; (2°), 5561.Offshore Banking Units and Regional Headquarters (leave and 1°), 5554; (2°), 5554, 6576;

(Committee and 3°), 6577.Parliamentary Legislation Amendment (leave and 1°), 647; (2°), 647.Pay-roll Tax Amendment (leave and 1°), 73; (2°), 73, 798; (Committee), 820; (3°), 822; (assent),

1343.Penalties and Sentences (leave and 1°), 159; (2°), 159, 689; (Committee), 705; (3°), 711;

(assent), 1343.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (leave and 1°), 2619; (2°), 2620, 3630, 3702;

(Committee), 3715; (3°), 3716; (assent), 3717.Petroleum Amendment (leave and 1°), 2596; (2°), 2596, 3619; (Committee), 3626; (3°), 3626;

(assent), 3717.Police Service Administration Amendment (leave and 1°), 5557; (2°), 5557, 6460; (Committee),

6471; (3°), 6473.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (leave and 1°), 75; (2°), 75, 1273; (Committee and 3°),

1294; (assent), 1343.Professional Engineers Amendment (leave and 1°), 470; (2°), 471, 1328; (Committee and 3°),

1331; (assent), 1343.Prostitution Laws Amendment (leave and 1°), 684; (2°), 684, 874, 958; (Committee), 991; (3°),

1015; (assent), 1343.Public Officers’ Superannuation Benefits Recovery Amendment (leave and 1°), 3325; (2°), 3325,

4027; (Committee and 3°), 4028; (assent), 4191.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation Amendment (leave), 3815; (1°), 3816; (2°), 3816,

4504; (Committee and 3°), 4504; (assent), 4603.Racing and Betting Amendment (leave and 1°), 1254; (2°), 1254, 2606, 2674; (Committee),

2696; (3°), 2697; (assent), 3364.Regulatory Reform Amendment (leave and 1°), 4445; (2°), 4445, 5257; (Committee), 5270; (3°),

5272; (assent), 5353.Revenue Laws Amendment (leave and 1°), 4446; (2°), 4446, 4916, 5156; (Committee), 5175;

(3°), 5176; (assent), 5353.Security Providers (leave and 1°), 3972; (2°), 3972, 6408; (Committee), 6428; (3°), 6437.South Bank Corporation Amendment (leave and 1°), 5551; (2°), 5551, 6503; (Committee and

3°), 6507.Starcke Pastoral Holdings Acquisition (leave and 1°), 4444; (2°), 4444.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) (1992) (leave and 1°), 659; (2°), 659, 1159;

(Committee), 1161; (3°), 1162; (assent), 1343.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (1993) (leave and 1°), 2805; (2°), 2805, 3360;

(Committee and 3°), 3362; (assent), 3365.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) (1993) (leave and 1°), 5559; (2°), 5559, 6475;

(Committee), 6475; (3°), 6476.Stock Amendment (leave and 1°), 2605; (2°), 2605, 4898; (Committee and 3°), 4916; (assent),

5353.Sugar Industry Amendment (leave and 1°), 5472; (2°), 5472.Suncorp Insurance and Finance Amendment (leave and 1°), 74; (2°), 74, 2754; (Committee and

3°), 2756; (assent), 3364.


Superannuation Legislation Amendment (leave and 1°), 2593; (2°), 2593, 3326; (Committee and3°), 3332; (assent), 3365.

Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (leave and 1°), 2418; (2°), 2418, 2782;(Committee), 2803; (3°), 2804; (assent), 3364.

Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (leave and 1°), 68; (2°), 69, 716, 778; (Committee),794; (3°), 798; (assent), 1343.

Townsville City Council (Douglas Land Development) (leave and 1°), 483; (2°), 483, 2164;(Committee and 3°), 2166; (assent), 2537.

Transport Infrastructure (leave and 1°), 5978; (2°), 5978. Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (leave and 1°), 4869; (2°), 4869, 5654, 5659;

(Committee), 5667; (3°), 5668; (assent), 6133.Transport Legislation Amendment (leave and 1°), 76; (2°), 76, 2166; (Committee and 3°), 2205;

(assent), 2537.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (leave and 1°), 3676; (2°), 3676, 5641; (Committee

and 3°), 5654; (assent), 6133.Transport Planning and Coordination (leave and 1°), 5975; (2°), 5975.Trustee Companies Amendment (leave and 1°), 2622; (2°), 2622, 3965; (Committee and 3°),

3967; (assent), 4191.Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) (leave and 1°), 481; (2°), 482, 1127;

(Committee), 1148; (3°), 1149; (assent), 1343.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (leave and 1°), 5240; (2°), 5240,

5688, 6116; (Committee), 6130, 6561; (3°), 6565.Weapons Amendment (leave and 1°), 4439; (2°), 4439. Water Resources Amendment (leave and 1°), 79; (2°), 79, 2236; (Committee), 2282; (3°), 2289;

(assent), 2537.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (leave and 1°), 1256; (2°), 1256, 4160,

4473; (Committee), 4492; (3°), 4500; (assent), 4603.Willows Sports Complex (leave and 1°), 3816; (2°), 3816, 4504; (Committee) 4507; (3°), 4508;

(assent), 4603.Workers’ Compensation Amendment (leave and 1°), 3680; (2°), 3680, 4518; (Committee), 4542;

(3°), 4544; (assent), 4603.Brisbane Casino tender process—

Motion—Mrs Sheldon, 735, 737.Resumption of debate (motion—Mr Lingard), 748.

Brisbane Central, Member—Parliamentary business, Report on trip, 51.

Broadwater, Member, Threats (privilege—Mr Grice), 4194, 5296; (privilege—Mr Speaker), 5352.BUDGET 1992-93—

Appropriation Bill (No. 2) (1992)—Procedure and time limits, 41.Sitting days and times, 175.

Documents, Tabled, 65, 84.Estimates—

Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 228.Executive and Legislative, 378.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 609.Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Corrective Services, 517.

Estimates—continued:Minister for Education, 627.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 591.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 398.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 452.Minister for Health, 555.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 536.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 434.Minister for Lands, 417.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 574.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 302.Minister for Primary Industries, 284.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 248.


Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and TradeDevelopment, 265.

Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 209.Treasurer, 759.

BUDGET 1993-94—Appropriation Bill (No. 2) (1993)—

Estimates debate, Procedure and time limits, 4148, 5356, 5883.Second-reading debate, Procedure, 4148.

Documents, Tabled, 4181.Estimates—

Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities,4628.

Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Rural Communities andConsumer Affairs, 5379.

Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4675.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5777.Minister for Corrective Services, 5402.Minister for Education, 5048.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5713.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5822.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5306.Minister for Health, 5503.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5111.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5194.Minister for Lands, 5425.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5599.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5005.Minister for Primary Industries, 4938.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4739.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4825.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4558.Treasurer, 5897.

Budget debate, Scope (privilege—Mr Borbidge), 4235.Burdekin, Member, Alleged racist comments (privilege—Mr Stoneman), 2713.Bushfires, South-east Queensland (motion—Mr Cooper), 5702.Callide, Member, Comments (privilege—Mr Speaker), 1346.Chairmen of Committees—

Palaszczuk, Mr H., Appointment, 30.Power, Ms L. J., Acting, Appointment, 2537.

Chairmen of Committees, Temporary—Panel nominated by Mr Speaker, 30, 50.

Chamber, Electronic devices, 4728.Commission to administer oath or affirmation of allegiance, 29.Commission to open Parliament, 1.Committee of Privileges—

Appointment and membership (motion—Mr Welford), 502.Broadwater, Member, Report on allegations, 5705.Proposed referral (motion—Mr Slack), 2481.

Committee of Subordinate Legislation—Annual report, 4604.

Condolence motions (see “Deaths”)Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee—

Appointment and membership (motion—Mr Davies), 336.Reports—

Canberra study tour, 2642.Criminal Justice Commission—

Final report, 4983.Fitzgerald recommendations relating to Criminal Justice Commission, 4443.Powers, Interim report, 2641.


Criminal Justice Committee, Operations, 6725.Eighteenth report, 668.Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney visit, 5588.Huey, Former police superintendent, and Criminal Justice Commission, 5358.Organised crime, 2642.Police powers inquiry, Wellington and Perth visits, 5296.Police Commissioner, 1502.SP bookmaking and related criminal activities, 4984.

Transcripts—Queensland Police Union of Employees, Meeting, 4321.Sunday Mail article, 4321.

Criminal Justice Commission—Reports—

Police powers, Review, 5489.Police Service, Recruitment and education, 6591.Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Trial, Jury selection, 3873.SP bookmaking, 729.

Crows Nest, Member, Comments by Premier (privilege—Mr Cooper), 1750.Daily travelling allowance claims, Annual Report, 6079, 6132.Deaths (motions of condolence)—

Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3369.Harris, Mr E. D., 4813.Lickiss, Hon. W. D., QGM, 1805.Oodgeroo Noonuccal, 4420.Row, Sir John, KBE, 3302.Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1355.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1355.

Disallowance of orders—Dairy Industry (Scheme for Restructuring Distribution) Amendment Order 1993 (motion—Mr

Perrett), 4113.Electricity (QEC) Order 1992 (motion—Mr Gilmore), 350.National Park 135 County of Salisbury (Extension) Order 1992 (motion—Mr Stoneman), 2951.

Disallowance of regulations—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1993 (motion—Mr Cooper), 4124.Brisbane Casino Agreement Regulation 1993 (motion—Mrs Sheldon), 3921.Freedom of Information Regulation 1992 (motion—Mr Beanland), 2110.Health Services (Public Hospitals) Fees and Charges Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1992

(motion—Mr Horan), 2131.Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation 1993 (Subordinate Legislation 1993, No. 373)

(motion—Mrs McCauley), 5273.Queensland Building Services Authority Regulation 1992 (motion—Mr Santoro), 162.Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) 1992 (motion—Mr J. N. Goss), 2967.Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1993 (motion—Mrs Sheldon), 3681.

Disallowance of statutory instrument—Judges (Salaries and Allowances) Act (motion—Mr Wells), 6096.

Distinguished visitors, 68, 1098, 1377, 2299, 3190, 3248, 3309, 3498, 3538, 3665, 3751, 4334,4961, 5659.

DIVISIONS—Bills—

Audit Legislation Amendment—Second reading, 2366.Clause 5 (amendment—Mrs Sheldon), 2371.Clause 18 (amendments—Mrs Sheldon), 2381.

Brisbane Casino Agreement—Clause 7, 1054.Clause 9, 1055.

Brisbane Cricket Ground—Second reading, 3350.Clause 14 (amendment—Mrs Sheldon), 3357.

Cairns Casino Agreement—


Second reading, 4022.Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment—

Second reading, 6561.Dairy Industry—

Clause 17, 3224.Clause 47, 3230.

Education (Capital Assistance)—Clause 8, 4038.

Electricity Amendment—New Clause 19A, 3283.

Freedom of Information Amendment—Second reading, 6062.Clause 4, 6065.Third reading, 6065.

Gaming Machine Amendment—Clause 12 (amendment—Mrs Sheldon), 5949.

Golden Casket Art Union Amendment—Clause 3, 4027.

Government Owned Corporations—Adjournment of debate (motion—Mr Springborg), 3118.Remaining stages; allocation of time-limit order (motion—Mr Mackenroth), 3120.Second reading, 3127.Clauses 1 to 187, Treasurer’s amendments as circulated and Schedules 1 and 2, 3128.

Industrial Relations Amendment—Second reading, 1206.Clause 12 (amendment—Mr Santoro), 1222.Clause 24 (amendment—Mr Santoro), 1229.Third reading, 1230.

Lang Park Trust Amendment—Remaining stages (motion—Mr Mackenroth), 5994.Second reading, 6027.Clause 1, 6027.Clause 2, 6028.Reporting, 6030.Third reading, 6031.

Liquor Amendment (1992)—Clause 4 (amendment—Mr Veivers), 1127.

Liquor Amendment (1993)—Clause 3, 2946.

Liquor Amendment (No. 2)—Second reading, 6112.Clause 3, 6113.Clause 4, 6114.

Local Government Legislation Amendment— Proposed new clause 10A (amendment—Mrs McCauley), 2511.Clause 13 (amendment—Mrs McCauley), 2512.Proposed new clause 20 (amendment—Mrs McCauley), 2514.Third reading, 2515.

Meat Industry—Clause 19, 4893.Clause 32, 4896.

Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment—Second reading, 3905.Clause 6, 3912.Clause 7, 3916.Third reading, 3921.

Mutual Recognition (Queensland)—Second reading, 1096.

Native Title (Queensland)—Allocation of time-limit order (motion—Mr Mackenroth), 6776.


Clause 1, 6776.New Clause 1A, 6784.Clauses 2 to 176, Preamble and amendments, 6784.Second reading, 6774.Reporting, 6785.Third reading, 6785.Title, 6785.

Nursing—Clause 27 (amendment—Mr Horan), 858.Clause 75 (amendment—Mr Horan), 866.Clause 101, 870.

Petroleum Amendment—Second reading, 3625.

Prostitution Laws Amendment—Second reading, 991.Clause 10, 1010.Clause 24, 1015.Third reading, 1016.

Regulatory Reform Amendment—Clause 4 (amendment—Mr Connor), 5272.

Revenue Laws Amendment—Second reading, 5175.

Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment—Second reading, 6130.Clause 13, 6565.

Water Resources Amendment—Clause 6, 2288.Reporting, 2289.Third reading, 2290.

Workers’ Compensation Amendment—Clause 2, 4543.

Brisbane Casino, Tender process—Resumption of debate (motion—Mr Lingard), 748.

Budget Estimates 1992-93, 45.Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee—

Appointment and membership (motion—Mr Davies), 349.Disallowance of orders—

Dairy Industry (Scheme for Restructuring Distribution) Amendment Order 1993 (motion—MrPerrett), 4124.

Electricity (QEC) Order 1992 (motion—Mr Gilmore), 352.National Park 135 County of Salisbury (Extension) Order 1992 (motion—Mr Stoneman), 2967.

Disallowance of regulations—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1993 (motion—Mr Cooper), 4140.Brisbane Casino Agreement Regulation 1993 (motion—Mrs Sheldon), 3933.Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation 1993 (Subordinate Legislation 1993, No.

373 (motion—Mrs McCauley), 5291.Queensland Building Services Authority Regulation 1992 (motion—Mr Santoro), 166.Freedom of Information Regulation 1992 (motion—Mr Beanland), 2131.Health Services (Public Hospitals) Fees and Charges Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1992

(motion—Mr Horan), 2147.Disallowance of statutory instrument—

Judges (Salaries and Allowances) Act (motion—Mr Wells), 6102.Education (motion—Mr Borbidge), 3813; (motion—Mr Comben), 3813.Goods and services tax (motion—Mr Borbidge), 1802; (motion—Mr W. K. Goss), 1802.Leave to move motions without notice, 666, 2209, 2641, 3138, 3307, 3664, 4051, 6372, 6531.Member be further heard—

Broadwater (motion—Mr FitzGerald), 4235.Members—

Suspended—Mr Borbidge, 2739.


Mr Cooper, 1753.Mrs McCauley, 1349.

National park areas, Revocation (motion—Ms Robson), 4113.Political donation (motion—Mr Pitt), 4297; (amendment—Mr Borbidge), 4297.Privileges Committee, Proposed referrals (motion—Mr Slack), 2481; (motion—Mrs Sheldon),

6478.Speaker, Mr, Ruling, Motions of dissent (motions—Mr FitzGerald), 3619, 4518.Speaker, Mr Deputy, Ruling, Motion of dissent (motion—Mr Borbidge), 4514.Standing Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10—

Amendment (Mr Borbidge), 2592.Motion (Mr W. K. Goss), 2592.

State forest areas, Revocation (motion—Mr Casey), 4098.Documents—

Tabled, Application of sub judice rule (statements by Mr Speaker), 361, 497; (privilege—MrBorbidge), 361; (privilege—Mrs Sheldon), 361.

Education (motion—Mr Comben), 3744; (amendment—Mr Borbidge), 3751.Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—

Appointment and membership (motion—Dr Clark), 321.Report on review of parliamentary committees (motion—Dr Clark), 6303.Reports and submissions—

Archives legislation, 1233.Codes of conduct for public officials, 3307.Parliamentary committees, 5295, 6303.Political donations, Public registration, 6373.

Electoral and Administrative Review Commission—Reports—

Administrative decisions, Appeals, 3975.Individuals’ rights and freedoms, 4049.Parliamentary committees, Review, 497.Queensland Constitution, 4049.

Electronic devices in Chamber, 4728.Environment and Heritage, Minister, Alleged misleading of House (privilege—Mr Slack), 2397,

2481; (Mr Speaker), 2481.Environmental parks, Revocation (motion—Mr Smith), 6494.Estimates of Receipts and Expenditure 1992-93 (message from Governor), 66.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Minister, Absence during question time

(privilege—Mr Borbidge), 3874.Fisheries Bill, Tabling, 6371.General Business—

Notice of Motion No. 1, Called “Formal” or “Not formal”, 2727; Debated forthwith, 504.Notice of Motion No. 2; Bushfires in south-east Queensland (motion—Mr Cooper), 5102.Notices of motion, Deletion from business paper after one month, 1597.

Goods and services tax—Motion (Mr W. K. Goss), 1597, 1753; (amendment—Mr Borbidge), 1607.Motion (Mr Stoneman), 2210.Privilege (Mr W. K. Goss), 1507.

Government business, Precedence—Sessional Order (motion—Mr Mackenroth), 174, 1355.

Governor’s Opening Speech, 21, 1382.Hats, Wearing in Chamber, 5293.Justice Department, Annual report, 1500.Keppel, Member, Overseas visit, 5704.Leader of the House, Appointment, 32.Leave to move motions without notice, 366, 666, 2209, 2641, 3137, 3306, 3664, 4051, 6372,

6531.Legislative Assembly committee reports, Register, 6079.MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST—

(Sessional Order, 39).Advance fee fraud, 754.Ambulance and fire services, 2884.


Asia, Economic links with Australia, 3733.Australian Labor Party, 4620.Beenleigh Chamber of Commerce 1993 Business Achievement Awards, 2886.Blizzard, Former Deputy Police Commissioner, 2557.Brisbane City Council, 5776.Brisbane City debt, 5764.Brisbane Traffic Study, 3387.Brisbane-Gold Coast rail link, 5001.Cairns, Casino and convention centre, 3741.Childhood diseases immunisation program, 5767.Conservative parties’ policies, 2890.Credit cards, 2565.Drought, 2553, 2560, 2565, 6148.Eating disorders, 5003.Electoral reform, 748.Emerson, Dr C., 5769.Enterprise agreements, 4622.Federal election, 2229, 2234.Fightback, 1377.Fortitude Valley, Insurance on business premises, 3383.Gladstone, Aluminium industries, 3995.Goods and services tax, 199, 1369, 1372, 1375, 1821.Gurulmundi toxic waste dump, 4207, 4211, 4213.Health services, 1379.Heiner documents, Shredding, 3389.Hervey Bay fire service, 6155, 6156.HOME Scheme, 207.Huey, Former police superintendent, 6150.Industrial relations, 750, 1831, 3997.Ipswich City Council, 2562, 2893.Keppel electorate, 756.Landcare, 4209.Laurance group of companies, 1824.Liberal and National Parties, Amalgamation, 5368, 5372, 5377.Liberal Party fundraising and political donations, 4204.Local authority boundaries, 4626.LOTE program, 3733.Mabo, 3381, 4618.Mason, Ms B., Appointment as CJC commissioner, 2227.Medusa tape, 3993.National parks, Hunting, 3739.Noosa development mafia, 4995.Optus, 5005.Owanyilla woodchip mill, 3391.Papua New Guinea, Women in politics, 4999.Pasture Watch, 4209.Political donation, 4202.Pollution regulations, Policing, 6152.Primary Industries Department, 5366, 5370.Professional Officers Association, 202, 3731.Public housing, 3383.Public service, Salaries, 3385.QE II Hospital, 4624.Queensland Building Services Authority, 2888.Queensland Government Office, Tokyo, Director, 4616.Queensland Health, 3989.Queensland Place, 2556.Queensland Rail Task Force, 5773.Queensland Treasury Corporation, 3735.Railway workshop reform, 2895.


Road safety, 2232.SEQ 2001 report, 3738.Slipper, Mr P., 758.State Government—

Employment record, 6146.Financial management, 2222.Office, Tokyo, Director, 4616.Services, Regionalisation, 2225.

Student performance standards, 4997.Subcontractors, 2888.Tannum Sands, Vandalism, 204.Taxes, 1367.Teenage labour market, 194.Tertiary places, 752.Tick eradication, 196.Tilley, Mr R., 4616.Tourism, 199, 2232.Townsville, Railway goods yards, 2229; Railway workshops, 3999.Tradeswomen on the Move project, 5771.Tricontinental, 1824.Trinity Point development, 1818, 1826, 1828.Unemployment, 5764, 5774.Wacol Correctional Centre, 4993.Water licences, 3743.Whitsunday Shire Council, 5375.Wik people’s claim, 4618.Young Nationals, 3992.

MATTERS OF SPECIAL PUBLIC IMPORTANCE—(Sessional Order, 39).Freedom of information, 4333, 4334.Health, 3843.Jobs, 4063.Jobs Plan, 3011, 6544.Mabo, 6290.Primary Industries Department, 2658.Public health system, 941.Racing industry, 3502.Tourism industry, Contribution to Queensland economy, 2317.

Members—Named—

Mr Borbidge, 2739.Mr Cooper, 1753.Mr Lingard, 1348.Mrs McCauley, 1348.Mr Veivers, 3364.

Ordered to resume seat—Mr Veivers, 1233.

Ordered to withdraw from Chamber—Mr Borbidge, 4332.Mr Cooper, 191.Mr Hobbs, 6383.Mr Johnson, 3497.Mr Veivers, 4895.

Suspended—Mr Borbidge, 2739.Mr Cooper, 1753.Mrs McCauley, 1349.Mr Veivers, 3364.

Sworn, 4.Members’ Interests, Register—


Reports, 2023, 3481.Tabling, 2023.Variation, 1804.

Members’ Interests Committee—Appointment and membership (motion—Mr Nunn), 177.

MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS—Aboriginal and island councils, Report of Parliamentary Committee of Public Accounts, 6502.Aboriginal communities, Self-government, 6273.Aborigines, Training needs, 6274.Ace Waste disposal facility, Willawong, 6135.Animal protection legislation, 3830.Apprenticeship and traineeship system, 922.Atherton Tableland Maize Marketing Board annual report, 5293.Auditor-General’s reports, 6371.Basil Stafford Centre, 1501.Blizzard, Former Deputy Police Commissioner, 2540.Blue-green algae, 1066.Brisbane, Southern bypass, 6785.Brisbane Casino, Selection process, 46.Building approvals, 5100.Building Units and Group Titles (Administration) Bill, Draft, 1067.Burdekin area, Sugar production, 2483.Business, Industry and Regional Development, Minister, Overseas visit, 5294.Business Information Service, 1595.CEDOQ trade delegation to Hong Kong/Taiwan, 3297.Chapman, Mr G., 733.Child protection register, 4729.Classification of Publications Act, 5882.Coastal Protection Bill, Draft, 3935.Code of Banking Practice, 5587.Compass Airlines, 1500.Consumer Affairs Minister, Overseas visit, 3593.Corrective Services Commission, PSMC review, 6592.Court of Appeal, 5293.Deputy Premier, Overseas visit, 45, 1354, 5701.Director of Prosecutions, Annual report, 3831.Disability services, Draft strategy, 4545.Doomadgee, Alcohol-related problems, 4320.Education, Minister, Overseas Visit, 5293.Electoral Commission, Annual report, 5357.Emergency services, PSMC report, 6591.Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, Minister, Overseas visit, 3664.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander, Affairs Minister, Overseas visit, 733.Fisheries policy and legislation, Discussion paper, 4050.Fleay, Dr D., 3832.Fraser Island, 2484.Freedom of information, 2868.GOBIS, 1595.Government expenditure, 1253.Gulf Country, Declaration as disaster area, 2149.Gurulmundi secure landfill site, 1586.Indy Car Grand Prix, 3976.Japanese tourist market, 2996.Jobs Plan, 4547.Judges Salaries and Allowances Tribunal, 5294.Justice of the Peace and Commissioner for Declarations policy officer, Telephone hotline 1594.Juvenile Smoking Suppression Act, 5185.Latemore, Mr G., 6477.Mabo, 3826.Mason, Ms B., Appointment as CJC commissioner, 2302.


Minerals and Energy, Minister, Overseas visit, 2996, 3594.Ministerial offices, Expenditure, 4320.Minsters, Absence during question time, 366, 735, 923, 1068, 1232.Ministry, Appointment, 31; Changes, 5356.National Road Transport Commission, 5753.Nerang, Member, Attack on Safe Work Queensland, 665.New Caledonia, Trade delegation, 6593.Normanton TAFE centre, 1594.Operation Trident, 2302, 2396.Opposition Leader, Overseas visit, 3595.Overland Safaris, 6477.Parliament, Four-year terms, 1805.Parliament House, Safety improvements, 4320.Police—

Minister, Overseas visit, 3486.Superannuation scheme, 498.

Premier, Overseas visits, 172, 3296, 5879.Primary industries, 4419.Primary Industries Department, Public Accounts Committee report, 2638; Sale of research, 2813.Primary Industries, Minister, Overseas visit, 5184.Public officials, Code of conduct, 731.Queensland Budget, 1942.Queensland Economic Review, 6134.Queensland Electricity Commission, 5491.Queensland Events Corporation, 2811.Queensland Government Office, Tokyo, 4728.Queensland Industry Development Corporation, 3485.Queensland Rail, 921.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation, 2637.Racing industry study, 1066.Retail Shop Leases Act, Review, 3874.Rockhampton Correctional Centre, 5101.Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation, Delegation to Japan, 1943.Safe Work Queensland, 665.School closures and mergers, 501.Sea vessels, Visiting, Inspection, 5099.Sinclair, Mr J., 2484.South East Asia, Parliamentary trade delegation, 3298.Southern bypass, Brisbane, 6785.SP bookmaking, 732, 919.Special Prosecutor’s Office, 3301.Starcke Pastoral Holdings, 4192, 5588.State election media campaign, 3595.State Emergency Service Week, 5490.State Government—

Superannuation management, 5183.Tokyo office, 4728.

State Service Superannuation Scheme, 920.Sugar industry package, 3485, 6272.Sunshine Motorway Company, 922.TAB annual report, 5702.Teacher transfer system, 5754.Tilley, Mr. R., 4728.Torres Strait Islanders, Training needs, 6274.Tourism, Sport and Racing, Minister, Overseas visit, 364.Transport, Minister, Overseas visit, 2994, 5356.Treasurer, Overseas visit, 2726, 6529.Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) Act, 2640.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Commission, Discussion paper, 2301; Social

justice policy, 5704.


Wacol Correctional Centre, 4927, 5101.Whistleblowers, Protection, 3486.Willawong, Ace Waste disposal facility, 6135.Workplace bargaining, 3301.Workplace health and safety, 3720.World Heritage listed rainforests, Buffer zones, 366.

Motions debated in House (privilege—Mr Hamill), 736.Motions of condolence (see “Deaths”).National park areas, Revocations (motions—Ms Robson), 4098, 6497.Notice of Motion, Alleged censorship (privilege—Mr Veivers), 3363; (privilege—Mr Mackenroth),

3363.Notices of Motion and Orders of the Day (privilege—Mr Borbidge), 167.Notices of Questions (privilege—Mr Borbidge), 167.Office of profit under the Crown (privilege—Mr FitzGerald), 667.Ombudsman (see “Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations”).Opening of Parliament, 1.Opening Speech of Governor, 1382.Opposition appointments, 32.Opposition Leader, Report on overseas visit, 3595.Order for return—

Barristers and solicitors, Fees paid by Crown, 3936.Parliament—

Commission to open, 1.Official photograph, 4603.Opening, 1.

Parliament House visitors, Conduct (privilege—Mr FitzGerald), 3487.Parliamentary Amnesty Group—

Extrajudicial executions and disappearances (motion—Ms Power), 6577.Human Rights Violations, Uganda (motion—Ms Spence), 1332.

Parliamentary catering staff (privilege—Mr Campbell), 5102.Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations—

Eighteenth report, 33.Nineteenth report, 4603.

Parliamentary committees, Travel details, 6079.Parliamentary Service Commission—

Estimates for 1993-94, 4604.Members, Appointment, 29, 40.Speaker’s Office, Statement of Recurrent Expenditure for 1992-93, 4604.

Personal explanations and statements—Mr Barton, 667, 668.Mr Beattie, 6136.Mr Borbidge, 1814.Mr Burns, 4417.Mr Connor, 668.Mr Cooper, 1814, 2642.Mr Dollin, 2485.Mr Gibbs, 6479.Mr Hollis, 6530.Mrs McCauley, 3487.Mr Purcell, 6079.Miss Simpson, 5705.Mr Springborg, 6594.Mr Turner, 2023.Mr Veivers, 1232.

PETITIONS—Aborigines, Welfare fund (Ms Warner), 4147; Deaths in custody (Ms Warner), 5961, 6271.Abortion—

Law, Enforcement (Ms Warner), 362; (Mrs Gamin), 6133, 6529; (Mr Hollis), 6271; (Mr Wells),6371; Repeal (Ms Warner), 363, 6477; (Mr Wells), 3366; (Mr Livingstone), 3825.

Adoption Legislation Amendment Act (Ms Warner), 6591.


Ambulance Service (Mr J. N. Goss), 3663, 3825; (Mr Perrett), 3825; (Mrs McCauley), 4319.Amby State School (Mr Hobbs), 4545.Animal Welfare Act (Mr Grice), 3826.Animals Protection Act (Mr McElligott), 5489; (Mr Briskey), 5701.Arts funding (Mr Randell), 2482.Aspley Court/Compton Gardens Retirement Villages, Pedestrian crossing (Mr J. N. Goss), 2633.Association of Motoring Clubs (Mr J. N. Goss), 5353.Atherton Hospital laundry (Mr Gilmore), 2724.Bald Hills, Transport (Mr J. N. Goss), 2633, 2993; Bus service (Mr J. N. Goss), 3663.Bardon Professional Development Centre (Mr Comben), 2634; (Mr Quinn), 3481, 4813.Bardon RSL (Mrs Edmond), 362.Beams Road, Designated dangerous goods route (Mr J. N. Goss), 1497.Belyando River, Road (Mr Mitchell), 4545, 4927.Berserker Street Infants School (Mr Braddy), 4049.Bicycle helmets (Ms Spence), 918.Birth certificates (Ms Warner), 6591.Bongaree, Crown land (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 4191, 5753.Break and enter offences, Penalties (Mr Campbell), 2633.Brisbane Casino (Mr Slack), 918; (Mr Beattie), 3295.Bruce Highway, Sound barriers (Mr J. N. Goss), 29; Exiting vehicles (Mr Rowell), 2723.Bundaberg, Life Education Program (Mr Campbell), 1497; Women’s Unit (Mr Campbell), 6272.Burdekin irrigation scheme (Mr Stoneman), 1735.Burleigh electorate, Police staffing (Mrs Gamin), 3295, 3366, 3825.Burpengary, Primary school (Mr Hayward), 5961.Caboolture—

Bridges (Mr Hayward), 4319.Rail services (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 2993.Traffic lights (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 4049, 4191.

Cafe Neon (Mrs Edmond), 3935.Cairns International Airport (Dr Clark), 3873; (Mr Livingstone), 4983.Capital punishment (Mr Campbell), 168; (Mr Pearce), 918.Chalumbin-Woree power line (Mr McGrady), 3366; (Mr Pitt), 3366; (Mr Gilmore), 3367.Child molesters (Mr Mitchell), 1350; (Mr Stephan), 1350; (Miss Simpson), 1350; (Mr Healy), 1350;

(Mr Horan), 1350; (Mr Cooper), 1497, 2867; (Mr Livingstone), 1498, 2300; (Mr Turner),1498; (Mr Campbell), 1498, 2208, 4727; (Mr Laming), 1498, 1941, 2300, 2538, 3481,3825; (Mr Bennett), 1583, 2538, 2634, 3481; (Mr Hobbs), 1583; (Mrs Sheldon), 1735,2300; (Mrs McCauley), 1941, 2395; (Mr Davidson), 2023; (Mr Casey), 2149; (Mr Slack),2300; (Mr Littleproud), 2300; (Mr McGrady), 2538; (Mr Gibbs), 2634; (Mr Wells), 2724.

Citytrain services (Mr J. N. Goss), 3481.Community legal centres (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 30; (Mr Beanland), 1583.Cooke inquiry (Mr Santoro), 1231.Coolum State School (Mr Davidson), 2482.Coopers Plains State School (Mr Ardill), 2993.Criminal Justice Commission, Matter No. B2132 of 1985 (Mr Davidson), 2811.Crothers, Ms G. (Mr Bredhauer), 3366.Crown lease rental fees (Mrs McCauley), 3593; (Mr Laming), 3593, 3825, 4049; (Mrs Sheldon),

3593; (Mr Mitchell), 3717; (Mr Hobbs), 3717; (Mr Turner), 4191; (Mr Johnson), 6133.Cunnamulla/Eulo Festival of Opals (Ms Robson), 5961.Currumbin electorate, Police staffing (Mrs Rose), 3366.Daintree, Electricity supply (Mr McGrady), 3481.Darling Point Special School (Mr Burns), 5489.Deception Bay North State School (Mr Wells), 3366.Doomben-Pinkenba railway line (Mr Santoro), 2538, 2723, 2811, 3366.Dryander National Park (Mr Robertson), 3295; (Mrs Bird), 3718, 3825; (Mr Slack), 4147.Duporth Avenue, Pedestrian crossing (Mr Hamill), 1941.Eagle Junction-Pinkenba railway line (Mr Santoro), 3593, 3873, 3975.Education funding (Dr Watson), 3935; (Mr Springborg), 3935, 3975, 4983; (Mrs McCauley),

3975; (Mr Slack), 3975, 4147, 4191; (Mr Mitchell), 4147; (Mr Littleproud), 4727.Education system (Mr Quinn), 3873.Fire Service, Auxiliary firefighters (Mrs McCauley), 2724.


Fortitude Valley Junior Rugby League Football Club (Mr Comben), 1349.Fraser Island (Mr Nunn), 3873; (Mr Davidson), 4983.Gateway Arterial (Mr Nuttall), 2723, 3826.Gatton and Grantham by-pass (Mr FitzGerald), 3593, 3825.Gold Coast, Police staffing (Mr Veivers), 29.Gondwana Rainforest Sanctuary (Mrs Sheldon), 2300.Halifax Bay (Mr McElligott), 5879.Health services (Mr Pitt), 3718; (Mr De Lacy), 3718; (Mr Horan), 3935; (Mr Beattie), 3975; (Mr T.

B. Sullivan), 4049; (Mr Campbell), 4147.Heavy vehicles, Driving hours (Mr Fenlon), 30.Hervey Bay, Fire service (Mr Littleproud), 6272.Historical sites, Redevelopment (Mrs Edmond), 1497.Horse races (Mr Stephan), 3826.Housing Commission rentals (Mrs Gamin), 3826.Ingham-Townsville commuter service (Mr Rowell), 168.Jet skis on public waterways (Mr Grice), 6725.Jimboomba Creek, Bridge (Mr Lingard), 4603.Jindalee boat ramp (Mr Pyke), 2811.Kalkie, Bargara Road (Mr Slack), 3366.Karawatha, Southern Brisbane bypass (Mr Robertson), 4191, 5587, 6591.Kimberley Park (Ms Robson), 2723.Kindergarten funding (Mr Perrett), 3481, 3825; (Mr Littleproud), 3481, 3825; (Mr Horan), 3481;

(Mr Quinn), 3481, 3935; (Mr Foley), 3481, 3717; (Mr FitzGerald), 3481; (Mr Pitt), 3481;(Mr Beanland), 3481, 3825, 3873; (Mrs Edmond), 3481, 4813; (Mr Pearce), 3593,3825; (Mr Casey), 3663; (Miss Simpson), 3663, 3935; (Mr Campbell), 3717, 3825; (MrNunn), 3717; (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 3717; (Mr Fenlon), 3717, 3975; (Mr Lingard), 3717;(Mr Turner), 3717; (Dr Watson), 3717, 3825; (Mr Vaughan), 3717; (Mrs Woodgate),3717; (Ms Spence), 3717; (Mr De Lacy), 3717; (Mrs Bird), 3717; (Mr Ardill), 3825; (MrSantoro), 3825; (Mr J. N. Goss), 3825; (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 3825; (Mr Stephan), 3825;(Mr Rowell), 3825, 4147; (Mr Purcell), 3873; (Dr Clark), 3873; (Mr Gilmore), 3935; (MrMilliner), 3935; (Mr Hamill), 3935; (Mr Smith), 3935; (Mr Pyke), 3935; (Mr Davidson),3935; (Mr McGrady), 3975; (Mr Braddy), 4049; (Mr Bennett), 4147; (Mrs McCauley),4147; (Mr Stoneman), 4147; (Mr Welford), 4727.

King John Creek, Bridge (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 2723, 3825.Kingaroy, Relief centre (Mr Perrett), 1065.Koala habitat (Ms Robson), 2723.Lake Cootharaba, Jet skis (Mr Davidson), 2482.Land Act and Integrated Resort Development Act, Repeal (Mr Laming), 363.Legal matters, Representation (Dr Watson), 1349.Life Education Program (Mr Johnson), 4050.Local authority amalgamations (Mr Campbell), 167.Lockyer electorate, Railway services (Mr FitzGerald), 4319.Logan City, Criminal offences (Mr D’Arcy), 4050.Logan West Community Centre Inc. (Mr Pitt), 1231.Mackay, Life Education Program (Mrs Bird), 2993.Mary River (Mr Stephan), 4417.Miriam Vale Shire Council (Mr Campbell), 1497.Mooloolaba, Traffic lights (Mr Laming), 4727; Toll booth (Mr Laming), 6271.Moorooka Police Station (Mr Foley), 2538.Moreton Island (Mr Burns), 729.Moreton Vista estates, Housing Commission project (Mr Mackenroth), 1803.Morningside, Pashen Street (Mr Purcell), 2633.Movie, Salo (Mr Szczerbanik), 3717.Mount Whitfield Range (Mr Slack), 362.Murrumba Downs, High school (Mr Hayward), 4319.Nambour, Queensland University of Technology campus (Mr Turner), 2300, 2538; Traffic signs

(Mr Turner), 3366.Native animals and plants (Mr Slack), 4319, 4813; (Ms Robson), 4545, 6133.Nicklin Way, Road surface noise (Mrs Sheldon), 5353.Noosa National Park (Ms Robson), 4319, 4927.


Noosa North Shore (Mr Davidson), 3873, 4983.Noosa River/Double Island Point, Commercial fishing (Mr Davidson), 2811.North Queensland land, Sale (Mr FitzGerald), 4319.North Stradbroke Island, Sandmining loading facility (Mr Briskey), 167.Nuclear-free State (Dr Clark), 2867.Nundah Shopping Centre (Mr Santoro), 665, 917, 1231.Nurses, 38-hour week (Mr Hayward), 2867.Nursing (Mr Pitt), 3718; (Mr De Lacy), 3718; (Mr Horan), 3935; (Mr Beattie), 3975; (Mr T. B.

Sullivan), 4049; (Mr Campbell), 4147.Pensioners, Rail travel concessions (Mrs Gamin), 4049; (Mr Connor), 5099.Pornographic material (Mr Beattie), 167; (Mr Beanland), 167; (Mr Wells), 168; (Mrs Woodgate),

362; (Ms Warner), 362; (Mr J. N. Goss), 917.Port Douglas Police Reserve (Mr Bredhauer), 4050.Prostitution law (Mr Beattie), 918.QE II Hospital (Mrs Sheldon), 30; (Mr Beanland), 167.Queensland Law Society Act (Mr Beanland), 3481.Queensland Nursing Council (Mr Horan), 3481.Rail lines—

Closure (Mr Hobbs), 3975, 4147, 4191; (Mr Burns), 4191; (Dr Watson), 4603.Services (Mr J. N. Goss), 3718, 3825, (Mr Stephan), 3825; (Mr Beanland), 3826, 4049; (Mr

Santoro), 3593, 3873, 3975; (Mr Johnson), 4049; (Mr Mitchell), 4147; (Mr Burns),4191; (Mrs McCauley), 4319. (Mr FitzGerald), 4319.

Redcliffe Hospital (Mr Hayward), 3481.Redlands Heights/Moreton Vista estates, Housing Commission project (Mr Mackenroth), 1803.Remedial unit, Establishment (Mr Beattie), 5961.Rockingham Bay, Prawn trawling (Mr Rowell), 2723.Rosewood, Rail electrification (Mr FitzGerald), 5353.Runcorn Heights State School (Mr Robertson), 3137.Runcorn Plaza, Entertainment machines (Mr Robertson), 918.Russell Island bridge (Mr Budd), 1497.Salo , Movie (Mr Szczerbanik), 3717.Sandgate Road (Mr Hamill), 5587.Sarina, “The Diner” (Mr Randell), 918.Sarina Railway Station (Mr Randell), 2481.Schools, Funding (Ms Robson), 3873.Sherwood, Transport Department Customer Service Centre (Mr Beanland), 2633.Sherwood-Auchenflower rail service (Mr Beanland), 3826, 4049.Southern Brisbane bypass, Karawatha (Mr Robertson), 4191, 5587. 6591.Southport Spit (Mr Borbidge), 1583.Springsure, TAB agency (Mr Johnson), 1349.Starcke Pastoral Holding (Mr Bredhauer), 5701; (Mr Livingstone), 5701.State Education Department Subsidies Scheme (Mr W. K. Goss), 30; (Dr Watson), 30; (Mr

Slack), 30; (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 30; (Mr McGrady), 30; (Mrs Woodgate), 30; (Mr Veivers),30; (Mr Comben), 30; (Mrs McCauley), 30; (Mr Bredhauer), 30; (Mr Santoro), 30; (MrGibbs), 168; (Mr Laming), 168; (Mr Nunn), 168; (Mrs Rose), 168; (Mr Livingstone), 362;(Mr Horan), 729; (Mr Purcell), 729; (Mr Randell), 917.

Strathpine State School (Mr J. N. Goss), 2867.Sunshine Coast—

Family planning clinic (Mr Laming), 6725.Police staffing (Miss Simpson), 3935.Police stations (Mrs Sheldon), 29.Queensland University of Technology campus (Miss Simpson), 3295.Recreational parkland (Mrs Sheldon), 362.

Sunshine Motorway, Service station (Mr Laming), 3825, 4049, 4319, 4727, 5489; MaroochyNorth Shore (Mr Burns), 5489.

Superannuation entitlements (Mr J. N. Goss), 5353; (Mr Beanland), 5587, 5701.Tannum Sands, High school (Mr Bennett), 5489.Tenancy law (Mr J. N. Goss), 5489.Tewantin Bus Company (Mr Davidson), 3663.TM Burke Estates Pty Ltd (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 3481.


Tobacco levy (Mr Horan), 3481.Torres Strait, Air service (Mr Bredhauer), 2811.Torwood Police Station (Mrs Edmond), 362.Townsville Correctional Centre (Mrs Sheldon), 29.Trinity Inlet, Royal Reef proposal (Dr Clark), 1065.Tully/Millstream hydroelectric scheme (Mr Livingstone), 2723.Turbot, Edward and Ann Streets, Park (Mr J. N. Goss), 2023, 2300, 2634, 2993, 4049, 6271.Victoria Point, High school (Mr Budd), 1497, 2300, 2634, 2994.Water supplies, Tax (Mr Elliott), 6271.West End Infants School (Ms Spence), 3825.West End Police Station (Ms Warner), 362, 2482.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management Bill (Dr Clark), 3873.Wide Bay Creek, Dam (Mr Perrett), 4603.Woodwark Bay Resort community project (Mr Pyke), 4049.Youth crime (Mr Stoneman), 4727.

Police and Emergency Services, Bushfires in south-east Queensland (motion—Mr Cooper),5702.

Political donation (motion—Mr Pitt), 4272; (amendment—Mr Borbidge), 4275.Premier, Alleged misleading of House (privilege—Mr Borbidge), 1749; (privilege—Mr FitzGerald),

6607.Printing Committee—

Membership (motion—Mr Mackenroth), 175.Reports—

Annual reports, Tabling 1231.Parliamentary papers series, 3975.Timeliness of Annual Reports Required to be Tabled During 1992, 3593.

Privilege—Broadwater, Member, Threatening telephone call, 4319; Threats (Mr Grice), 4194, 5296; (Mr

Speaker), 5352. Budget debate, Scope (Mr Borbidge), 4235.Burdekin, Member, Alleged racist comments (Mr Stoneman), 2713.Callide, Member, Comments (Mr Speaker), 1346.Crows Nest, Member, Comments by Premier (Mr Cooper), 1750.Documents, Tabled, Application of sub judice rule (Mr Borbidge), 361; (Mrs Sheldon), 361.Environment and Heritage, Minister, Alleged misleading of House (Mr Slack), 2397, 2481; (Mr

Speaker), 2481.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Minister, Absence during question time (Mr

Borbidge), 3874.Goods and services tax (Mr W. K. Goss), 1507.Invalid, 6491.Motions debated in House (Mr Hamill), 736.Notice of Motion, Alleged censorship (Mr Veivers), 3363; (Mr Mackenroth), 3363.Notices of Motion and Orders of the Day (Mr Borbidge), 167.Notices of Questions (Mr Borbidge), 167.Office of profit under the Crown (Mr FitzGerald), 667.Parliament House visitors, Conduct (Mr FitzGerald), 3487.Parliamentary catering staff (Mr Campbell), 5102.Premier, Alleged misleading of House (Mr Borbidge), 1749; (Mr FitzGerald), 6600, 6607.Privileges Committee (see “Committee of Privileges”).Public Accounts Committee, Criticism by Premier (Mr Borbidge), 6600.Racist comments, Alleged (Mr Borbidge), 2737; (Mr Mackenroth), 2738.Rezoning, Alleged ministerial intervention (Mrs Sheldon), 3306.Tourism, Sport and Racing, Minister, Answers to questions (Mrs Sheldon), 6478.

Public Accounts Committee—Membership (motion—Mr Hollis), 176.Reports—

Aboriginal and Island councils, 6478.Activities, Minutes, correspondence and advice, 1234.Annual, 4051.Public Finance Standards, 925.


Transcript—Primary Industries Department, 5704.

Public Works Committee—Healy, Mr G. J., Appointment, 4548.Johnson, Mr V. G., Resignation, 4548.Membership (motion—Ms Spence), 177.Reports—

Annual, 1991-92, 924; 1992-93, 4051.Brisbane Casino, Legal opinion, 925.Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, 5101.Cairns Court House, Police headquarters and watch-house complex, 3138.Centre for Advanced Technologies, 2726.Far-north Queensland health facilities, 6479.Herberton and Mission Beach schools, 3596.Kirwan Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centre, 1814.Rockhampton, Government office, 5961.Sciencentre, 2726.Toowoomba, Public housing, 2485.Townsville Correctional Centre, 1944.

Transcripts—Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, 5101.Cairns Court House, Police headquarters and watch-house complex, 3138.Centre for Advanced Technologies, 2726.Herberton and Mission Beach schools, 3596.Kirwan Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centre, 1814.Rockhampton, Government office, 5961.Sciencentre, 2726.Toowoomba, Public housing, 2726.Townsville Correctional Centre, 1944.

QPOA Superannuation Fund (motion—Mr Lingard), 504.Queensland Electricity Commission, Annual report, 174.Queensland Rail, Annual report, 4728.Question, Form, 6271.Quorums formed, 1196, 4771.Racist comments, Alleged (privilege—Mr Borbidge), 2737; (privilege—Mr Mackenroth), 2738.Redcliffe, Member, Overseas study tour, Report, 3832.Remembrance Day, 5588, 5599.Residential Tenancies Law Review Committee, Report, 923.Resource Industries Department, Annual report, 174.Revocations—

National park areas (see “National park areas, Revocations”)State forest areas (see “State forest areas, Revocations”)

Rezoning, Alleged ministerial intervention (privilege—Mrs Sheldon), 3306.Sergeant-at-Arms, Retirement, 3365; New designation, 3717.Sessional Orders—

Address in reply, Days allotted to debate, 1355.Adjournment debate, 39.Government business, Precedence, 174.Matters of Public Interest debate, 39.Matter of Special Public Importance debate, 39.Sitting days and hours, 39, 174, 1355.Suspension—

Electoral and Administrative Review Amendment, 1944.Goods and services tax, 1597.

Sitting days and hours—Additional (motion—Mr Mackenroth), 174, 1355.Sessional Orders, 39, 174.

Sitting hours, Sessional Order, 39.Speaker, Mr (Hon. J. Fouras)—

Absence, 3975.


Election—Ballot, 17.Nominations (Mr J. Fouras), 5; (Mr D. E. Beanland), 7.

Office, Statement of recurrent expenditure, 38.Presentation, 19, 21.Rulings, Motions of dissent (Mr FitzGerald), 3608, 4514.

Speaker, Mr Deputy (Mr Palaszczuk)—Ruling, Motion of dissent (Mr Borbidge), 4508.

Special Adjournments (see “Adjournments, Special”).Standing Rules and Orders—

Rule of Practice No. 10, Amendment—Amendment (Mr Borbidge), 2546.Approval, 2633.Motion (Mr W. K. Goss), 2542, 2567.

Suspension—Bills—

Electoral and Administrative Review Amendment, 1944.Local Government (Robina Town Centre Planning Agreement), 1260.

Goods and services tax, 1597.Standing Orders Committee—

Membership (motion—Mr Mackenroth), 175.State forest areas, Revocations (motions—Mr Casey), 2100, 4076, 4079.Statement of Unforseen Expenditure to be Appropriated 1991-92 (message from Governor), 66.Sub judice rule, Application, Bornhorst v. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 6271.Subordinate Legislation Committee—

Appointment and membership (motion—Mr J. H. Sullivan), 176.Report, Annual, 4604.

Tourism, Sport and Racing, Minister, Answers to questions (privilege—Mrs Sheldon), 6478.Transport Department, Annual report, 4728.Travelsafe Committee—

Appointment and membership (motion—Mr Ardill), 502.Reports—

Annual, 1502, 5962.National Road Trauma Advisory Council Conference, 5358.Pedestrian and cyclist safety, 3596.Standees on buses, 5962.

Transcripts—Pedestrian and cyclist safety, 3596.Standees on buses, 5962.

Treasurer’s Annual Statement, 4147.Unknown Soldier, Burial, 5588.Unparliamentary language, 4417.Valedictory, 1334, 6786.Vote on Account 1993-94 (message from Governor), 66.Whip, Deputy, Government—

Livingstone, Mr D., Appointment, 32.Whip, Government—

Pitt, Mr F., Appointment, 32.Withdrawal of notices of motion—

South Bank Corporation Act (motion—Mr Borbidge), 51.Water Resources (Rates and Charges) Amendment Regulations (No. 1) 1992 (motion—Mr

Hobbs), 51.Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1993, Disallowance (motion—Mrs

Sheldon), 3681.Writs, Return, 2.

Index to Speeches

ARDILL, Leonard Arthur (Archerfield)—Address in Reply, 1426.

Main topics discussed—Economic management, 1426.Goods and services tax, 1428.

Adjournment—Kavanagh, Mr L., 2715.Rail closures, 5877.Spirit of the Outback, 6269.Toxic waste dumps, Willawong and Gurulmundi, 4317.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 279.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3455.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4372; (Committee), 4855, 5855.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1992) (2°), 2466.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (Committee), 3908-3919.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 5657.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2190.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5652.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2265.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4485.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 279.Budget Estimates 1993-94—

Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5855.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4855.Disallowance of order, Motion—

National Park 135 County of Salisbury (Extension) Order (1992), 2962.Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—

Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6351.Matter of public interest—

Optus, 5005.Points of order, 1542, 2088, 2161, 2572, 3103, 3462.Questions—

Meat, Prepacked, 2824.Petrol lead levels, 2824.

State forest areas, Revocation, 2108.Travelsafe Committee—

Reports, 1502, 3596, 5962.Transcripts, 3596, 5962.

BARTON, Thomas Alfred (Waterford)—Address in Reply, 1388.

Main topics discussed—Economic development, 1389.Health services, 1394.Industrial relations, 1393.Parliament, 1389.

Adjournment—Tait, Mr G., 2291.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 113; (Committee), 214, 596.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3514.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4236; (Committee), 4571, 4976, 5736, 5799, 5930.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1036.Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Amendment (2°), 5678.Gladstone Power Station Agreement, (2°), 6177.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3069.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1199; (Committee), 1207.

INDEX TO SPEECHES—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 27

Jurisdiction of Courts (Cross-vesting) Amendment (2°), 3969.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6704.Pay-roll Tax Amendment (2°), 812.Suncorp Insurance and Finance Amendment (2°), 2755.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), (No. 1), 2198.Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) (2°), 1146.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 6124. Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2260.Workers’ Compensation Amendment (2°), 4532.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 596.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 214.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5799.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5736.Minister for Primary Industries, 4976.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4571.Treasurer, 5930.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1), 3685.

Matters of public interest—Beenleigh Chamber of Commerce business achievement awards, 2886.Liberal and National Parties, Amalgamation, 5372.Wik people, 4618.

Matters of special public importance—Jobs, 4065.Jobs Plan, 6544.Mabo, 6297.

Personal explanations, 667, 668.Points of order, 1517, 3105, 5687.Questions—

Coalmines, 5306.Education, 4605.Logan TAFE College, 5895.Mining Week, 4818.Queensland Investment Corporation, 4605.Sugar industry, 4738.Sugar refining joint venture, 5894.Waterford Bridge, 5306.

Speaker, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 3615.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2569.

BEANLAND, Denver Edward (Indooroopilly)—Address in Reply, 1419.

Main topics discussed—Fightback, 1421.Goods and services tax, 1422.

Adjournment—Australian republic, 2986.Bardon Professional Development Centre, 5483.Gateway Arterial-Logan Motorway, Proposed highway, 4142.Lord Mayor—

Comments, 5875.Relations with State Government, 2290.

Sexual offences against children, Penalties, 2629.Sherwood Police Station, 5178.Townsville Port Authority, 5178.Transit Centre, Riot, 5875.Yock, Mr D., 5875.

BILLS:

28 INDEX TO SPEECHES—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Anti-Discrimination Amendment (2°), 1162.Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 216, 255, 386, 442.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3445.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4308; (Committee), 4590, 4684, 4743, 4841, 5075, 5127,

5198, 5446, 5907.Bail Amendment (2°), 3626.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1038; (Committee), 1052-1055.Brisbane Cricket Ground (2°), 3343; (Committee), 3351, 3352, 3355, 3356.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 4012.Criminal Justice Amendment (2°), 6566.Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6066; (Committee), 6077.Eagle Farm Racecourse (2°), 5249.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6032; (Committee), 6062-6065.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3094.Jurisdiction of Courts (Cross-vesting) Amendment (2°), 3967; (Committee), 3971.Justice and Attorney-General Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 5562; (Committee),

5563-5566.Lang Park Trust Amendment (Remaining stages), 5996; (2°), 6015; (Committee), 6027-6030;

(3°), 6031; (Title), 6032.Liquor Amendment (1992) (Committee), 1126.Liquor Amendment (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 2932.Liquor Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 6107; (Committee), 6112.Local Government (2°), 6208.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 1154.Magistrates Courts Jurisdiction Amendment (2°), 3951; (Committee), 3965.Mutual Recognition (Queensland) (2°), 1090.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6657; (Committee), 6783. Penalties and Sentences (2°), 689; (Committee), 705, 710, 711.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3630.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 899; (Committee), 992-1015.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2682; (Committee), 2697. Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (1993) (No. 1) (2°), 3361.Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 2782; (Committee), 2803, 2804.Trustee Companies Amendment (2°), 3966.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Executive and Legislative, 386.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 442.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 255.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 216.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4684.Minister for Education, 5075.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5127.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5198. Minister for Lands, 5446.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4743.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade


Deaths—Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3381.Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1813.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2110.Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5279.

Disallowance of statutory instrument—Judges (Salaries and Allowances) Act, 6097.

Goods and services tax, 1654.Matters of public interest—


Laurance group of companies, 1824.Mason, Ms. B., Appointment as CJC Commissioner, 2227.Tricontinental, 1824.

Matters of special public importance—Freedom of information, 4334.Jobs Plan, 3016.Racing industry, 3506.

Points of order, 58, 59, 1949, 2494, 2778, 2788, 3831, 4236, 4845, 4846, 5234, 6111, 6530.Political donation, 4288.Questions—

Community service orders, 4607.Criminal Justice Commission, 2217, 2309, 5712.Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee, 2309.Electoral enrolments, 509.Gold Coast Indy Car Grand Prix, 1239.Hospital services, 1513.Justice and Attorney-General’s Department, 181, 182. Mason, Ms. B., 2217, 2309.Ministerial travel expenses, 6732.Monarchy, 4736.Moriarty, Ms S., 6733.Performing arts companies, 1236.Police, Verballing and fabrication of evidence, 3316.QE II Hospital, 1513.Q Promotions Pty Ltd, 3501, 4606.Queensland Gridiron Football League, 6531.Queensland Racing Incentive Scheme, 3875.Race club tote licences, 6532.Royal Brisbane Hospital, 1513.Smith, Mr B., 3843.Stalking, 3316.Tilley, Mr R., 4735.Tokyo, Queensland Government Office, 4735.Workers Compensation Board, 509.Yock, Mr D., 5712.

Speaker, Election, 10, 19.

BEATTIE, Peter Douglas, BA, LLB (Brisbane Central)—Address in Reply, 1545.

Main topics discussed—Fortitude Valley, 1550.Insurance companies, 1549.Royal family, 1546.Workplace rehabilitation program, 1546.

Adjournment—Allan Nelson and Associates, 2717.ALP, Queensland, Centenary, 5955.Brisbane City Council election, 3867.Channell, Mr P., 4722.Railways—

Brisbane expansion program, 2294.Transportation, 354.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 393, 550.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3420.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4351; (Committee), 4681, 4833, 5136, 5224, 5325, 5463.Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Amendment (2°), 2860.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 6443.Criminal Justice Amendment (2°), 6574.Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6074.


Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3078.Harbours Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 6456.Integrated Resort Development Amendment (2°), 4503.Jurisdiction of Courts (Cross-vesting) Amendment (2°), 3968.Local Government (2°), 6193.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 1152.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2436.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2908.Magistrates Courts Jurisdiction Amendment (2°), 3957.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2772.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3860; (Committee), 3911, 3918-3919.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6683.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3638.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1278.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 895; (Committee), 996.Security Providers (2°), 6416.Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 2792.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 5659.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2176.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5644.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Executive and Legislative, 393.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 550.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4681.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5325.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5136.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5224.Minister for Lands, 5463.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4833.Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee—

Appointment and membership, 347.Disallowance of regulation, Motion—

Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5288.Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) (1992), 2975.


Brisbane City Council, 5776.Fortitude Valley, Business premises insurance, 3383.Health services, 1379.Liberal and National Parties, Amalgamation, 5368.Liberal Party, Fundraising and political donations, 4204.Public housing, 3383.

Parliamentary business trip, Report, 51.Personal explanation, 6136.Points of order, 979, 1156, 4249.Questions—

Asian export opportunities, 4937.Birth certificates, 6606.Bus and coach safety, 62.CSR sugar refinery, Skills training, 4057.Drink-driving, 6144.Economy, 6493.Electricity charges, 4057.Energy, Renewable, 5304.Fortitude Valley, Police patrols, 3498.Housing, Cooperatives, 3498; Public, 936.Mental health services, 936.Papua New Guinea Trade Commission, 6492.


Pavemoss, 61.Ports, Queensland, 3839.Queensland Rail—

Apprenticeship training, 6607.Coal haulages, 5500.Commuter safety, 4436.

Renewable energy, 5304.Road funding, 2500, 3840.Road toll, 5896.Schools—

Primary school grants, 2740.Primary school teachers, 2741.

Small business, 5896.South-east Queensland, Public transport services, 4436.Standard gauge rail link, 6144.Student/teacher ratios, 2035.Taxi—

Drivers, 2035.Industry, 4937.

Teachers, 5304.Tick eradication program, 6085.Tilt trains, 2221.Transport Department, 5500.Western Queensland air services, 2222.Windsor State School, 6084.Workplace injuries and illness, 2500.

Speaker, Deputy, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 4512.Speaker, Election, 15.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2582.State forest areas, Revocation, 4094.

BENNETT, Neil Patrick (Gladstone)—Address in Reply, 1892.

Main topics discussed—Enterprise-based agreements, 1894.Gladstone College of TAFE, 1895.

Adjournment—Boyne smelter, 5952.Boyne Valley Road, 3870.Citizens Electoral Council, 4315.Gladstone—

City Council, 910.Education, 1578.Grand Hotel, 2984.ICI plant, 2984.Port Authority, 1939, 4807.Power Station, 5952.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 128; (Committee), 582.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3400.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4358; (Committee), 5130, 5346, 5607, 5804.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3241.Gladstone Power Station Agreement, (2°), 6166.Integrated Resort Development Amendment (2°), 4500.Local Government (2°), 6217.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2429.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2915.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2764.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6673.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—


Minister for Minerals and Energy, 582.Budget Estimates 1993-94—

Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5804.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5346.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5130.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5607.

Matter of special public importance—Jobs Plan, 3014.

Matters of public interest—Gladstone, Aluminium industries, 3995.Tannum Sands, Vandalism, 204.

Points of order, 2075, 6170.Questions—

Aboriginal communities, 680.Computers in Schools Program, 5972.Enterprise centres, 3010.Evans Deakin Industries Ltd, 4612.

Questions—continued:Gladstone—

Gladstone-Monto road, 377.Port, 4613.Public transport services, 3010.TAFE college, 1746. University of Central Queensland, 1747.

National Industry Extension Scheme, 3876.Queensland Principal Club, 3843.Railway lines, 679.Rural sector, 376.Townsville, Port, 5971.Vocational education and training, Funding, 1746.

BIRD, Lorraine Rita (Whitsunday)—Address in Reply, 1846.

Main topics discussed—Fightback, 1848.Goods and services tax, 1847.Medicare, 1848.

Adjournment—Clayfield, Member’s comments, 3590.Funeral transportation, 3820.International Year of Indigenous Peoples, 2392.Mackay, Sugar conference, 3130.Thonemann, Mr and Mrs N., 6266.Whitsunday Draft Management Plan, 5177.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 257, 291, 587.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3542.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4962, 5420, 5618.Building Societies Fund (2°), 3291.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2748.Liquor Amendment (1992) (2°), 1113.Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2935.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2474.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Minerals and Energy, 587.Minister for Primary Industries, 291.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 257.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Corrective Services, 5420.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5618.


Minister for Primary Industries, 4962.Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee, Appointment and membership, 339.Matters of public interest—

Eating disorders, 5003.Government services, Regionalisation, 2225.

Matters of special public importance—Primary Industries Department, 2666.Tourism industry, Contribution to Queensland economy, 2322.

Point of order, 1495.Questions—

Air/sea rescues, 4935.Boat registration, 5762.Boating safety, 4935.Bowen, Job training centre, 1512; Fishing and horticulture, 3727.Breast cancer screening, 5761.Business, Government assistance, 1249.Gympie shaft capping project, 4156.Kelsey Creek water scheme, 5713.Mining leases, 4156.Motor vehicle registration, 5762.Public housing, 1512.Sugar industry, 64.Tobacco quotas, 3727.Video and computer games, 6488.Waste treatment, 4935.Whale watching, 64.Wolfe Crown lease rental system, 1250.Women’s Infolink, 6488.

BORBIDGE, Robert Edward (Surfers Paradise) (Leader of the Opposition)—Address in Reply, 1395.

Main topics discussed—Aboriginal land rights, 1400.Education, 1397.Health-care system, 1394.Investment, 1400.Law enforcement, 1397.Public sector, 1398.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 84; (Committee), 212.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3403.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4215; (Committee), 4563.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1025.Electoral and Administrative Review Amendment (2°), 1956.Gladstone Power Station Agreement, (2°), 6158.Lang Park Trust Amendment (Remaining stages), 5994; (2°), 6006.Mutual Recognition (Queensland) (2°), 1082; (Committee), 1096, 1097.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6608; (Allocation of time-limit order), 6775; (Committee), 6776,

6777.Brisbane Casino tender process, 737, 746.Budget Estimates 1992-93—

(Procedure and time limits—Motion, 41.)Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 212.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4563.

Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and membership, 339.

Deaths—Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3370.Harris, Mr E. D., 4814.


Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1806.Oodgeroo Noonuccal, 4422.Row, Sir John, KBE, 3303.Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1357.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1357.

Disallowance of regulation—South Bank Corporation Act, Withdrawal of notice of motion, 51.

Education, 3751.Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—

Appointment and membership, 327.Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6313.

Goods and services tax, 1607.Leave to move motions without notice, 2209, 2641, 6372, 6531.Matters of public interest—

Drought relief, 2553.Mabo, 3381.Primary Industries Department, 5366.State taxes, 1367.Tilley, Mr R., 4616.Tokyo, Queensland Government office, 4616.Trinity Point development, 1828.

Matters of special public importance—Jobs, 4064.Mabo, 6290.

Opposition appointments, 32.Overseas visit, 3595.Personal explanation, 1814.Points of order, 56, 59, 184, 187, 191, 366, 370, 514, 676, 677, 742, 747, 992, 1073, 1348,

1507, 1749, 1947, 2026, 2032, 2151, 2399, 2408, 2542, 2650, 2727, 3364, 3485,3493. 3497, 3744, 3884, 3939, 4075, 4284, 4286, 4323, 4324, 4331, 4734, 5359,5704, 5756, 6299, 6487, 6534, 6542, 6777.

Political donation, 4275.Privilege—

Budget debate, Scope, 4235.Documents, Tabling, 361.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Minister, Answer to question, 6491;

Absence during question time, 3874.Notices of motion, Orders of the day and notices of questions, 167.Premier, Alleged misleading of House, 1749.Public Accounts Committee, 6600.Racist comments, Alleged, 2737.Speaker’s ruling, 1751.Sub judice rule, 361.

Questions—Aboriginal and island councils, 6486; Public Accounts Committee, Report, 6598.Aboriginal deaths in custody, 5359.Abortion law, 4149. Ambulance officers, 5103.Aust-Asia Pacific, 1945, 2025.Australian republic, 2729.Blizzard, Deputy Police Commissioner, 369.Brisbane Casino, 5186.Brisbane North Health Region, 1745.Budget cuts, 3668.Cabinet reshuffle, 5300.Cape York, 6279.Cape York spaceport, 4427.Casinos, 926, 5186.Clerk of the Parliament, 52.Compass Airlines, 2398, 2399.


Criminal Justice Act, 4820.Criminal Justice Commission, 2211, 2303.Daikyo, 1071, 1072.Early, Chief Superintendent, 369.Education, 3722.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Minister, 5889, 5890, 6597.Gladstone Power Station, 2813.Gondwana theme park, 2025.Government—

Cutbacks, 3878.Priorities, 2152.

Governor-General, Comments on Australian republic, 4551.Groux, Mr R., 1239, 1240.Health, 1745, 3721, 3981, 3982, 4150.Hospital services, 1503, 1504, 1815, 1816, 1946, 2150.Huey, Superintendent, Former, 4323.Indy Car Grand Prix Board, 6727.Information Commissioner, 5185.Ipswich City Council, 2644.Jupiters Casino, 927.Land, Freeholding, 6270.Local authorities, 3310, 3492.Longreach-Winton-Hughenden rail line, 3598.Mabo, 3832, 3833, 3937, 3977, 4821, 5755, 5965, 6085, 6279.Mason, Ms B., 2211, 2303.Medusa case, 4322.Ministerial responsibility, 6487, 6532, 6597.Ministers, Misleading of House, 183.Newnham, Police Commissioner, 184.Papua New Guinea spaceport, 4426.Parliament, Administration, 51.Police Service, 5592, 5593.Political donation, 4194, 4195.Port authorities, 6138.Primary Industries Department, 2645. 5359, 5495, 5496, 5706.Prostitution legislation, 3310, 5964, 6086.Public Accounts Committee, Chairman, 6532.Public servants, 5883.Public Trust Office dinner, 2487.Queensland Ambulance Service, 6382, 6726.Queensland Rail, 6381.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation, Chairman, 510, 511, 669, 671.Rail services—

Closures, 4551.Cutbacks, 3492, 3668.

Sir David Longland Correctional Centre, 5300.Starcke land acquisition, 5706.State Law Building, 2488.Taxation increases, 3597.Tilley, Mr R., 4607, 4608, 4732, 4928.Tokyo, Queensland Government Office, 4607, 4608, 4732, 4928.Wacol Correctional Centre, 4927, 4984.Witnesses, Special protection, 6139.Woodford Correctional Centre, 5102.Yock, Mr D., 5889, 5890.

Remembrance Day, 5589.Speaker, Deputy, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 4508.Speaker, Election, 7, 18.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2546.Unknown Soldier, Burial, 5589.


Valedictory, 1336, 6788.

BRADDY, Paul Joseph, LLB (Rockhampton) (Minister for Police and Emergency Services [till18.10.93]; Minister for Police and Minister for Corrective Services [from18.10.93])—

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 302, 319.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5005, 5045, 5402, 5423.Police Service Administration Amendment (2°), 5557 ,6470; (Committee), 6472.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 684, 984; (Committee), 993-1014.Weapons Amendment (2°), 4439.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 302, 319.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Corrective Services, 5402, 5423.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5005, 5045.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 4137.

Goods and services tax, 1650.Ministerial statements—

Blizzard, Former Deputy Police Commissioner, 2540.Corrective Services Commission, PSMC review, 6592.Gulf Country, Declaration as disaster area, 2149.Gurulmundi secure landfill site, 1586.Operation Trident, 2396.Overseas visit, 3486.

Point of order, 994.Privilege—

Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Minister, Absence during question time,3875.

BREDHAUER, Stephen Dominic, DipTeach (Cook) [see also “Chairman of Committees, Temporary” and “Speaker, Deputy”]—Address in Reply, 1989.

Main topics discussed—Australian flag, 1991.Fightback, 1995.Government services, 1992.

Adjournment—Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee, 4145.Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, Fightback policy, 1581. Far-north Queensland, Ecotourism, 5957.Leichhardt electorate, 2630.Remote Area Incentive Scheme, 489.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 408, 457.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4379; (Committee), 4773, 5314, 5830.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2837.Intellectually Disabled Citizens Amendment (2°), 5254.Liquor Amendment (1992) (2°), 1104.Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2937.Local Government (2°), 6223.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6660.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1282.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4481.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 408.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 457.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5830.


Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5314.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4773.

Death—Oodgeroo Noonuccal, 4424.

Disallowance of order, Motion—National Park 135 County of Salisbury (Extension) Order (1992), 2956.

Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6339.

Goods and services tax, 1770.Matters of special public importance—

Jobs Plan, 3018.Mabo, 6292.

National park areas, Revocation, 6500.Points of order, 3473, 4525, 5828.Questions—

Aboriginal death in custody, 5501.Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, 2653, 4615.Baby safety capsules, 6491.Bamaga Island Council, 2727.Gulf of Carpentaria, Marine rescue units, 6491.Hospital rebuilding plan, 3154.Industry, Government assistance, 4614.Juvenile crime strategy, 4158.Kuranda tourist train, 2219.Natural disaster areas, 2497. Northern Project Management, 2727. Nurses, 2498.Picnic race clubs, 5502.Pilotage, 939.Primary Industries Department, 2218.Queensland Electricity Commission, 6287.Rural communities, 938.Satellite television services, 4159. Sugar industry, 6286.Weipa, Business opportunities, 3155.

Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2578.

BRISKEY, Darryl James, DipTeach, AssocDipCommWelfare (Cleveland) [see also “Chairmanof Committees, Temporary” and “Speaker, Deputy”]—

Address in Reply, 1401.Main topics discussed—

Cleveland electorate, 1401.Economy, 1406.Law enforcement, 1405.Schools, 1402.

Adjournment—Oodgeroo Noonuccal, 4313.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 440, 532, 638.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4576, 5082, 5218.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2745.Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6067.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6036.Magistrates Courts Jurisdiction Amendment (2°), 3961.Penalties and Sentences (2°), 694.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3659.Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 2801.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Corrective Services, 532.Minister for Education, 638.


Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 440.Budget Estimates 1993-94—

Minister for Education, 5082.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5218.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4576.


Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2126.

Questions—Bardon Professional Development Centre, 5974.Bay Islands, Water transport, 5974.Brisbane Airport Ambulance Station, 5191.Cleveland District State High School, 4557.Telecom, 5191.Timber industry, 4557.

BUDD, John Andrew (Redlands)—Address in Reply, 1904.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 1906.Housing, 1905.Sciacca, Mr C., 1907.

Adjournment—Liberal/National Party coalition, 3135.Redlands Bowls Club, 4042.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 94; (Committee), 430.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4758, 5731, 5785, 5924.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1185.Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2936.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2444.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2769.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2612.Regulatory Reform Amendment (2°), 5267.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2196.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Lands, 430.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5785.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5731.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4758.Treasurer, 5924.

Matter of special public importance—Racing industry, 3509.

Points of order, 2093, 2447, 3196, 4405, 4969, 6110.Questions—

AIDS prevention measures, 6284.Bore water licences, 5764.Education, 5763.Firefighters, 1082.Franchising operations, 2496.Jobs, 2657.Molasses, 2658.Redlands/Logan koala bushland coordinated conservation area, 3674.Russell Island, Future Search workshop, 3674.Schoolies week, 6283.Small business, 1081.Sunshine Coast Turf Club, 2494.Youth Conservation Corps, 2411.


BURNS, Thomas James (Lytton) (Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services andMinister for Rural Communities [till 18.10.93]; Deputy Premier, Minister forEmergency Services and Minister for Rural Communities and Consumer Affairs[from 18.10.93])—

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 228, 245.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4628, 4670. 5379, 5400.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 5548, 6450; (Committee), 6453.Law Courts and State Buildings Protective Security Amendment (2°), 2757.Native Title (Queensland) (Allocation of time-limit order), 6774.Professional Engineers Amendment (2°), 471, 1331.Security Providers (2°), 6426; (Committee), 6428-6437.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—(Procedure and time limits—Motion, 41.)Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 228,

245.Budget Estimates 1993-94—

Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities,4628, 4670.

Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Rural Communities andConsumer Affairs, 5379, 5400.

Deaths—Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3377.Harris, Mr E. D., 4815.Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1359.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1359.


Auditor-General’s report, 6371.Banking Practice, Code, 5587.Classification of Publications Act, 5882.Emergency Services, PSMC report, 6591.Latemore, Mr G., 6477.Overland Safaris, 6477.Overseas visits, 45, 1354, 5701.State Emergency Service Week, 5490.

Personal explanation, 4417.Remembrance Day, 5588.Speaker, Election, 6.Unknown Soldier, Burial, 5588.

CAMPBELL, Clement Bernard, BAgrSc (Bundaberg)—Address in Reply, 1928.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 1929.Health services, 1928.Law enforcement, 1931.Parliament, 1929.Spaceport, 1930.Sugar industry, 1930.

Adjournment—Farm indebtedness, 2627.Land bank, 2627.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 287, 384, 769.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4666, 4698, 4966, 5153, 5393, 5532.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2343.Building Societies Fund (2°), 3290.Business Licence Deregulation (Milksellers and Fish Buyers) Amendment (2°), 2905.


Dairy Industry (2°), 3180.Golden Casket Art Union Amendment (2°), 4024.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3045.Health Legislation Amendment (2°), 6521.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2843.Meat Industry (2°), 4796.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6715.New South Wales-Queensland Border Rivers Amendment (2°), 2899.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 5162.Superannuation Legislation Amendment (2°), 3327.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2203.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2239.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Executive and Legislative, 384.Minister for Primary Industries, 287.Treasurer, 769.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities,

4666.Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Rural Communities and

Consumer Affairs, 5393.Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4698.Minister for Health, 5532.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5153.Minister for Primary Industries, 4966.

Deaths—Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1365.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1365.

Disallowance of order, Motion—Dairy Industry (Scheme for Restructuring Distribution) Amendment Order (1993), 4116.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Health Services (Public Hospitals) Fees and Charges Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1992),

2144.Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5277.

Education, 3759.Matter of public interest—

Advance fee fraud, 754.Points of order, 1920, 4265.Privilege—

Parliamentary catering staff, 5102.Speaker, Deputy, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 4510.Speaker, Election, 16; Rulings, Motions of dissent, 3619, 4516.State forest areas, Revocations, 4076, 4081.Travelsafe Committee, Report on conference, 5358.

CASEY, Edmund Denis (Mackay) (Minister for Primary Industries)—BILLS:

Agricultural Standards Amendment (2°), 3360.Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 284, 300.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4938,4978.Bread Industry Authority Repeal (2°), 78, 1327.Business Licence Deregulation (Milksellers and Fish Buyers) Amendment (2°), 2414, 2906.Dairy Industry (2°), 2807, 3214; (Committee), 3218-3221, 3224-3227, 3231.Egg Industry (Restructuring) (2°), 5470, 6403; (Committee), 6404.Grain Industry (Restructuring) Amendment (2°), 3677, 3949.Meat Industry (2°), 4437, 4884; (Committee), 4886-4898.New South Wales-Queensland Border Rivers Amendment (2°), 2415, 2901.Stock Amendment (2°), 4915.Sugar Industry Amendment (2°), 5472.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 79, 2278; (Committee), 2284-2288.


Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Primary Industries, 284, 300.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Primary Industries, 4938, 4978.

Deaths—Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3373.Harris, Mr E. D., 4816.Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1807.Row, Sir John, KBE, 3304.Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1362.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1362.


Fisheries Bill, 6371.Goods and services tax, 1642.Matter of special public importance—

Primary Industries Department, 2671.Ministerial statements—

Atherton Tableland Maize Marketing Board, Annual report, 5293.Blue-green algae, 1066.Burdekin area, Expansion of sugar production, 2483.Fisheries policy and legislation, Discussion paper, 4050.Overseas visit, 5184.Primary industries, 4419.Primary Industries Department, Research, 2813; Public Accounts Committee report, 2638.South East Asia, Trade delegation, 3298.Sugar industry, 3485, 6272.

Points of order, 2273, 2282, 3225, 3229, 4902.State forest areas, Revocations, 2100, 2109, 4076, 4078, 4079, 4096.

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES [Palaszczuk, Heinrich (Archerfield)]—[see also Speaker, Deputy”and “Palaszczuk, Heinrich”]—

BILLS:Committee—

Clause dealt with cannot be returned to, 6030.Debate must be confined to clause or Schedule under discussion, 5721.

Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 5641.Division bells, Duration, 6027.Interjections—

Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 4704.Persistent, Not in order, 4574, 5739, 6780, 6782.

Items tabled, Remain property of Parliament, 5734.Members—

Must be referred to by correct title, 4582.Warned, 5949, 6776, 6779, 6783.

Order in Chamber, 5077, 5237, 5457, 5461, 5463, 5467, 5638, 5938, 5948, 6027, 6776, 6778.Points of order—

Frivolous, Not in order, 4582, 5513.Invalid, 4582, 4700, 5012, 5234, 5513, 6781.

Standing Order 123A (Grossly disorderly conduct), Members warned, 6780.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 5081, 5937.Telephones, Must not be used in Chamber, 5238.

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, ACTING [Power, Laurel Jean, DipTeach, (Mansfield)]—[see also“Speaker, Deputy”, “Chairman of Committees, Temporary” and “Power, LaurelJean”]—

Division bells, Duration, 2592, 2946, 3283.Interjections, Persistent, Not in order, 2543, 2544, 2546, 2575.Order in Chamber, 3128.Point of order, Invalid, 2572.


Speeches, Must be heard in silence, 2547.Standing Order 123A (Grossly disorderly conduct), Member warned, 3128.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 2547, 2588, 2945.Unparliamentary language, Not in order, 2547.

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEMPORARY [Bredhauer, Stephen Dominic, DipTeach,(Cook)]—[see also “Speaker, Deputy” and “Bredhauer, Stephen Dominic”]—

BILLS:Committee—

Clerical error, 6065.Debate must be confined to amendment under discussion, 1218Debate must be confined to clause or Schedule under discussion, 426, 1211, 3226, 3229,

3907, 3910, 4895, 5128, 6131.Time limit of speeches, 1210.

Chair—Reflections on, Not in order, 4895.Responsibilities not to be assumed by members, 5056, 5136.

Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 603, 854, 858, 860, 3906, 4896, 6063.Decorum in Chamber, 4894.Division bells, Duration, 858, 1206, 3224, 3230, 3912, 4893, 6065.Interjections—

Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 428, 440, 1207, 1227, 1229, 3914.Persistent, Not in order, 607, 608, 1056, 1212, 1219, 1303, 3912, 4892, 4895, 5537.

Members—Ordered to resume seat—

Mr Connor, 3226Ordered to withdraw from Chamber—

Mr Veivers, 4895.Noise in Chamber, Disorderly, 427, 1222.Order in Chamber, 432, 3908, 4891, 5066, 5541, 6062, 6063, 6131.Points of order, Invalid, 601, 607, 3229, 3910, 4895, 5136.Repetition, Not in order, 6064.Standing Order 123A (Grossly disorderly conduct), Members warned, 3913, 3914, 4893, 4895.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 3914.Unparliamentary language—

Expression ruled out of order—“Thick head”, 3914.

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEMPORARY [Briskey, Darryl James, DipTeach,AssocDipCommWelfare (Cleveland)]—[see also “Speaker, Deputy” and “Briskey,Darryl James”]—

Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 5897.Distinguished visitors, 4961.Division bells, Duration, 4039.Interjections, Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 4970.Order in Chamber, 5341, 5349.Points of order, Invalid, 625, 4967, 4968, 4969.

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEMPORARY [Power, Laurel Jean, DipTeach, (Mansfield)]—[seealso “Speaker, Deputy”, “Chairman of Committees, Acting” and “Power, LaurelJean”]—

BILLS:Committee—

Debate must be confined to clause or Schedule under discussion, 795, 991, 992, 993,4542, 4651, 4661, 5392, 5687.

Time limit of speeches, 996Chair—

Must be referred to by correct title, 5313, 5834.Responsibilities not to be assumed by members, 994.Ruling, Must be heeded, 4662.


Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 570, 994, 4739.Division bells, Duration, 2288, 2366, 2511, 6565.Interjections, Persistent, Not in order, 795, 796, 992, 1005, 2378, 5019.Members—

Must be referred to by correct title, 800Ordered to resume seat—

Mr Santoro, 992.Order in Chamber, 4740, 5017, 6562.Points of order, Invalid, 293, 797, 992.Standing Order 123A (Grossly disorderly conduct), Members warned, 992.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 2285, 2288, 4845, 5687.

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEMPORARY [Stephan, Leonard William (Gympie)]—[see also“Speaker, Deputy” and “Stephan, Leonard William”]—

Points of order, Invalid, 248, 283.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 5828, 5919.Unparliamentary language—

Expression ruled out of order—“Lies”, 5919.

CLARK, Lesley Ann, BA, GradDipEd, PhD (Barron River)—Address in Reply, 2039.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 2044.James Cook University, Cairns campus, 2043.Reform programs, 2039.Regional Planning Advisory Committee, 2042.Tourism, 2040.

Adjournment—Aged services forum, 3478.Marlin Coast community services, 3478.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992); (Committee), 403, 622.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3462.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4703, 5808, 5835.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2471.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1286.Regulatory Reform Amendment (2°), 5264.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4177.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 622.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 403.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4703.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5808.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5835.

Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and membership, 321.Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6303.Reports, 1233, 3307, 5295, 6373.

Environmental parks, Revocation, 6495.Matter of special public importance—

Jobs, 4070.National park areas, Revocation, 6499.Point of order, 327.Questions—

Business, Assistance, 4063; Performance, 2163.Cairns, University campus, 2210.Regional planning, 4062.


COMBEN, Patrick, BA (Kedron) (Minister for Education)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 627, 644.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5048, 5088.Education (Capital Assistance) (2°), 3158, 4036; (Committee), 4038-4040.Education (Consultation and Curriculum) Repeal (2°), 1573, 2527.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2416, 2851; (Committee), 2854-2857.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Education, 627, 644.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Education, 5048, 5088.

Education, 3744, 3813.Goods and services tax, 1665.Ministerial statements—

Overseas visit, 5293.Schools, Closures and mergers, 501.Teacher transfer system, 5754.

Point of order, 5081.

CONNOR, Raymond Thomas (Nerang)—Address in Reply, 1458.

Main topics discussed—Creudtzfeldt-Jakob disease, 1458.Fightback, 1465.Goods and services tax, 1463.

Adjournment—Building industry, 6265.Payroll tax, 1059.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 310, 599, 611.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3466Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4347; (Committee), 5415, 5733, 5781, 5917.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2357; (Committee), 2377-2380.Bread Industry Authority Repeal (2°), 1324.Dairy Industry (2°), 3175; (Committee), 3219, 3222, 3225-3230.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3100.Local Government (2°), 6248.Meat Industry (2°), 4787; (Committee), 4886, 4887.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6765.Pay-roll Tax Amendment (2°), 808.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3711.Police Service Administration Amendment (2°), 6467.Regulatory Reform Amendment (2°), 5257; (Committee), 5270,5272.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 5167.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2185.Workers’ Compensation Amendment (2°), 4536; (Committee), 4542-4544.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 611.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 599.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 310.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5781.Minister for Corrective Services, 5415.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5733.Treasurer, 5917.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1), 3687.


Jobs, 4072.


Jobs Plan, 6549.Personal explanation, 668.Points of order, 372, 376, 625, 674, 678, 740, 1079, 2310, 2650, 3582, 3583, 3834, 4205,

4541, 4542, 4791, 5792, 5937, 6279, 6388, 6552, 6603, 6730.Questions—

Business, industry and unions, 4550.Employment, Education and Training, Department, 3945.Government bodies, Payment of fees, 6381.Media, Threats, 4550.Prisoner training programs, 3944, 3978.Public officials, 3489.Queensland AIDS Council, Bumper sticker, 3321.Queensland Treasury Corporation, 4558.Workplace Health and Safety Act, 6287.

COOPER, Theo Russell (Crows Nest)—Address in Reply, 1527.

Main topics discussed—Crime, 1528.Police Service, 1529.Sentencing provisions, 1533.

Adjournment—Escort advertisements in Yellow Pages, 6362.Farm safety, 493.Thrupp, Mr D., 909.Workplace Health and Safety Act, 493.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 410.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3416.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4246; (Committee), 4638, 5009, 5085, 5406, 5629.Dairy Industry (2°), 3206.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3064.Local Government (2°), 6231.Meat Industry (2°), 4800.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6647.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3642.Police Service Administration (2°), 6460; (Committee), 6471, 6472.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 874; (Committee), 993-1012.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 410.


4638.Minister for Corrective Services, 5406.Minister for Education, 5085.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5629.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5009.

Bushfires, South-east Queensland, Motion, 5102.Disallowance of regulation, Motion—

Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 4124.Education, 3797.Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—

Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6358.Goods and services tax, 1680.Leave to move motion without notice, 366.Matters of public interest—

Ambulance and fire services, 2884.Trinity Point development, 1818.

Personal explanations, 1814, 2642.Points of order, 2542, 4098, 6538.


Privilege—Crows Nest, Member, Comments by Premier, 1750.

Questions—Aboriginal death in custody, 5491.Aborigines, 5365, 5597.Ambulance Service—

Fees, 5108.Gold Coast, 4824, 4936, 5108.Patient transfers, 4436.Response times, 4936.Staff, 3673.

Child prostitution, 6387.Corrective Services Commission, 5597.Emergency services, 679.Emergency Services Bureau, 3140.Gillard, Mr N., 3673, 3721.Government aircraft, 4549.Police Service, 926.Prisoner, Unauthorised purchases, 6386.Prostitution laws, 3011.Queensland Ambulance Service, 2408, 2409.Transit Centre, Riot, 5365, 5597.

South-east Queensland, Bushfires, Motion, 5102.State forest areas, Revocation, 4083.

D’ARCY, William Theodore (Woodridge)—Address in Reply, 1512.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 1526.Government services, 1521.Industry development, 1524.Roads, 1523.Transport, 1522.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 773.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4687, 5538, 5910.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1042.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 4006.Golden Casket Art Union Amendment (2°), 4023.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3053.Local Government (Robina Town Centre Planning Agreement) (2°), 1261.Lotto Amendment (2°), 2382.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Treasurer, 773.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4687.Minister for Health, 5538.Treasurer, 5910.

Death—Harris, Mr E. D., 4817.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Cairns Casino Agreement (1993), 3926.

DAVIDSON, Bruce William (Noosa) [see also“Speaker, Deputy”]—Address in Reply, 2083.

Main topics discussed—Government decision-making, 2084.Lorikeet Drive, Peregian, 2085.

Adjournment—Barber, Mr R., 5095.


Brisbane Central, Member, Comments about Liberal Party, 4043.QUT Student Guild, 4808.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 140; (Committee), 620.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3562Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4844.Gaming Machine Amendment (2°), 5942.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6759.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 974.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 5170.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 620.


Development, 4844.Parliamentary Amnesty Group—

Uganda, Human rights violations, 1333.Points of order, 2083, 3543, 3928.Questions—

Noosa—Ambulance station, 3318.Hospital site, 6093.Summit development, 3318.

DAVIES, Kenneth Henry, BEc(Com), AASA, CPA (Mundingburra)—Adjournment—

Banking Practice, Code, 6368.Breakwater Island Casino Community Benefit Fund Trust, 2390.Longreach, 492.Museum of Tropical Queensland, 2390.Townsville Port Authority Board, 5482.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 275.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4230; (Committee), 4714, 4844, 5234, 5904.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1023.Building Societies Fund (2°), 3287.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 4009.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 6446.Criminal Justice Amendment (2°), 6571.Financial Institutions Legislation Amendment (2°), 3332.Golden Casket Art Union Amendment (2°), 4023.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3035.Harbours Amendment (2°), 2529.Lotto Amendment (2°), 2383.Pay-roll Tax Amendment (2°), 804.Suncorp Insurance and Finance Amendment (2°), 2754.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5648.



Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4714.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5234.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4844.Treasurer, 5904.

Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and membership, 336.Reports, 668, 1502, 2641, 2642, 4983, 4984, 5296, 5358, 5588, 6725.Transcripts, 4321.


Disallowance of regulations, Motions— Brisbane Casino Agreement (1993), 3924.Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) (1992), 2978.


Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6331.Matters of public interest—

Federal election, 2229.Railway workshop reform, 2895.Tourism, Effect of goods and services tax, 199.Townsville, Railway workshops, 3999; Relocation of railway goods yards, 2229.

Points of order, 600, 894, 995, 3803, 4234, 6329.Questions—

Better Cities Program, 192.Bowen Basin coal exploration permits, 6145.Castle Hill, 3151.Child molesters, 3877.Commercial research and development funding, 3152.Economy, 6091.Enron, Gas exploration, 1070.Goods and services tax, 60.Health, 4736.Heatley State School, 3945, 5192.Housing, 3878, 3936.Import replacement measures, 6145.Ipswich, Police, 941.Japanese-speaking tour guides, 193.Jobs Plan, 2313.Land management system, 3676.Latemore, Mr G., 6596.Local government boundaries, 6543.North Queensland—

Business development, 5111.DBIRD, 5193.Gulf area, 5889.Health facilities, 4435.

Olympic Games, Sydney, 4434.Overland Safaris, 6596.Queensland Treasury Corporation performance dividend, 3945.Regional economic development, 2312, 6092.Speed limits, 4737.Tourism, 59.Townsville—

Port, Non-nickel ore trade, 5889.Public housing, 2038.Railway facilities, 2037.


De LACY Keith Ernest, BA, QDA (Cairns) (Treasurer)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 66, 156; (Committee), 759, 776.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3392, 3580.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4181, 4468; (Committee), 5897, 5935.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 472, 2362; (Committee), 2366-2378.Bank Integration (Bank of Queensland) (2°), 2412, 2949; (Committee), 2950.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 655, 1044; (Committee), 1049-1056.Brisbane Cricket Ground (2°), 2595, 3345; (Committee), 3351-3358.Building Societies Fund (2°), 477, 3292.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 3814, 4018.Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment (2°), 6362.


Financial Institutions Legislation Amendment (2°), 2594, 3333.Gaming Machine Amendment (2°), 5553, 5944; (Committee), 5946-5949.Golden Casket Art Union Amendment (2°), 3813, 4024; (Committee), 4026, 4027.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 2710; (Allocation of time-limit order), 3119; (2°), 3120.Licensing Fees Legislation (Liquor and Tobacco Products) Amendment (2°), 5469, 5950.Lotto Amendment (2°), 1253, 2384.Offshore Banking Units and Regional Headquarters (2°), 5554, 6576.Pay-roll Tax Amendment (2°), 73, 819; (Committee), 820-822.Public Officers’ Superannuation Benefits Recovery Amendment (2°), 3325, 4028.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 4446, 5173; (Committee), 5176.South Bank Corporation Amendment (2°), 5551, 6506.Suncorp Insurance and Finance Amendment (2°), 74, 2755.Superannuation Legislation Amendment (2°), 2593, 3331.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 69, 790; (Committee), 794.

Brisbane Casino tender process, 739.Budget Estimates 1992-93—

(Procedure and time limits—Motion, 43.)Treasurer, 759, 776.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Treasurer, 5897, 5935.

Disallowance of order, Motion—Electricity (QEC) Order (1992), 351.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Brisbane Casino Agreement Regulation (1993), 3930.

Goods and services tax, 1616.Matter of special public importance—

Jobs Plan, 6560.Ministerial statements—

Brisbane Casino, Selection process, 46.Budget, 1942.Compass Airlines, 1500.Government spending, 1253.Ministerial offices, Expenditure, 4320.Overseas visit, 2726, 6529.Police superannuation scheme, 498.Public officials, Code of conduct, 731.Queensland Economic Review, 6134.Queensland Events Corporation, 2811.Queensland Industry Development Corporation, 3485.SP bookmaking, 919.State Service superannuation scheme, 920.Superannuation management, 5183.

Points of order, 93, 795, 797, 5919, 6557.

DOLLIN, Robert Henry (Maryborough)—Address in Reply, 1466.

Main topics discussed—Economic development, 1468.Employment, 1467.Goods and services tax, 1470.Maryborough electorate, 1467.

Adjournment—Goods and services tax, 2017.Maryborough, 4809.Surgery, Elective, Waiting lists, 1936.Wide Bay/Maryborough area, Health care, 1063.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 422, 546.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3428.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4343; (Committee), 4970, 5142, 5390, 5449.


Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2702.Integrated Resort Development Amendment (2°), 4501.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5573.Local Government (2°), 6200.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2916.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2770.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (Committee), 3907, 3908.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 546.Minister for Lands, 422.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Rural Communities and

Consumer Affairs, 5390.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5142.Minister for Lands, 5449.Minister for Primary Industries, 4970.

Matter of public interest—Owanyilla woodchip mill, 3391.

Personal explanation, 2485.Point of order, 1561.Questions—

Brisbane-Rockhampton, Tilt trains, 4820.Cape York, Visit, 4330.Maryborough—

College of TAFE, 2656.Government office building, 4329.School computers, 4059.

Owanyilla, Woodchip mill, 4059.Takumi, Mr M., 2655.Torres Strait, Visit, 4330.Wide Bay area, Roads, 4819.

State forest areas, Revocation, 2106.

EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie, MIR(T), NMT (Mount Coot-tha)—Address in Reply, 1880.

Main topics discussed—Education, 1881.Goods and services tax, 1886.Housing, 1882.Neighbourhood Watch, 1884.Transport, 1883.Women, 1885.

Adjournment—Bicycle safety, 352.Men’s health, 3866.Obstetrics, 4415.Women, Judicial statements on violence, 2990.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 270, 565.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4839, 5061, 5510.Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal (2°), 2523.Health Legislation Amendment (2°), 6515. Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 6004.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3895.Nursing (2°), 833.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 726.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2185.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5647.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Health, 565.


Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and TradeDevelopment, 270.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Education, 5061. Minister for Health, 5510.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4839.Death—

Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1813.Disallowance of regulations, Motions—

Health Services (Public Hospitals) Fees and Charges Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1992),2137.

Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) (1992), 2973.Education, 3780.Goods and services tax, 1795.Matter of public interest—

Childhood diseases immunisation program, 5767.Matters of special public importance—

Health, 3844.Public health system, 944.

Points of order, 1156, 3102, 5994.Questions—

Central Java, Sister-State relationship, 3980.Immunisation, 5364.Mental health care, 5365.Police clustering, 3148.Special education, 4201.Speed limit review, 3148.Urban transport services, 4201.Women’s health, 3981.

ELDER, James Peter (Capalaba) (Minister for Business, Industry and RegionalDevelopment)—

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 609, 624.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5777, 5818.Regulatory Reform Amendment (2°), 4445, 5269; (Committee), 5270-5272.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 609, 624.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5777, 5818.

Goods and services tax, 1717.Matter of special public importance

Jobs, 4074.Ministerial statements—

Business information service, 1595.Overseas visit, 5294, 6593.Retail Shop Leases Act, Review, 3874.

ELLIOTT, Jannion Anthony (Cunningham) [see also “Presiding Member”]—Address in Reply, 1922.

Main topics discussed—Government services, 1927.Health, 1925.Police, 1924.Redistribution, 1925.Roads, 1927.

Adjournment—Country students, Sporting opportunities, 5176.Gabbinbar State School, 356.


BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 277, 406.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3564.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4389; (Committee), 4668, 5838.Dairy Industry (2°), 3209; (Committee), 3231.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3272.Government Owned Corporations (Allocation of time-limit order), 3120.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1197.Meat Industry (2°), 4793.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (Committee), 3910, 3911.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6676.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 5657; (Committee), 5667, 5668.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 406.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade



Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5838.Disallowance of orders, Motions—

Dairy Industry (Scheme for Restructuring Distribution) Amendment Order (1993), 4118.National Park 135 County of Salisbury (Extension) Order (1992), 2958.

Education, 3811.Goods and services tax, 1784.Matter of special public importance—

Tourism industry, Contribution to Queensland economy, 2329.Points of order, 1196, 2216, 3120, 3278, 5190, 5666.Questions—

D’Oliveira methane technology, 3490.North West County Council electricity connections, 3491.Rail lines, Closure, 6095.Titles offices, 6136.

FENLON, Gary Bernard, BBus, MA, DipEd (Greenslopes)—Address in Reply, 1836.

Main topics discussed—Fightback, 1838.Goods and services tax, 1839.Reforms, 1837.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 308, 764.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3522.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4850, 5026, 5915.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2336.Bank Integration (Bank of Queensland) (2°), 2948.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1029.Building Societies Fund (2°), 3289.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 4014.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3060.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3890.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 958.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 5156.Suncorp Insurance and Finance Amendment (2°), 2755.Superannuation Legislation Amendment (2°), 3327.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 720.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 5656.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2172.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5650.



Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 308.Treasurer, 764.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5026.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4850.Treasurer, 5915.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 4132.Brisbane Casino Agreement Regulation (1993), 3929.

Matter of public interest—Industrial relations, 750.


Education, 4061.Poker machine security, 4061.Queensland Treasury Corporation, 3885.Wheat growers, Stock agistment, 3884.

FITZGERALD, Andrew Anthony (Lockyer)—Address in Reply, 1539.

Main topics discussed—Education, 1543.GST, 1542.Health, 1544.One Nation, 1540.Taxes and charges, 1544.

Adjournment—Lockyer electorate, Power lines, 2719.Lockyer Valley, Hailstorm, 6583.School buses, 1579.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 298, 446.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4457; (Committee), 4585, 4677, 5231, 5398, 5422, 5615,

5811.Bank Integration (Bank of Queensland) (Committee), 2950.Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Amendment (2°), 5680;

(Committee), 5687.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 6447.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3258.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6039; (Committee), 6064.Gladstone Power Station Agreement, (2°), 6174.Government Owned Corporations (Allocation of time-limit order), 3119.Lang Park Trust Amendment (Remaining stages), 5996.Limitation of Actions Amendment (2°), 5950.Liquor Amendment (1992) (Committee), 1120-1126.Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2941.Local Government Legislation Amendment (Committee), 2509.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (Committee), 3906-3917.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6687.Offshore Banking Units and Regional Headquarters (2°), 6576.Penalties and Sentences (2°), 697.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3709.South Bank Corporation Amendment (2°), 6503; (Committee), 6507.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) (2°), 1159.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3360.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 6475.Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 2790.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 778.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (Committee), 5668.


Budget Estimates 1992-93—(Procedure and time limits—Motion, 44.)Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 446.Minister for Primary Industries, 298.


Consumer Affairs, 5398.Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4677.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5811.Minister for Corrective Services, 5422.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5232.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5615.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4585.

Death—Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3373.

Disallowance of order, Motion—Electricity (QEC) Order (1992), 351.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2113.Queensland Building Services Authority, 165.Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 3698.

Disallowance of statutory instrument, Motion—Judges (Salaries and Allowances) Act, 6099.




Freedom of information, 4338.Points of order, 59, 187, 370, 394, 938, 1596, 1713, 1754, 1772, 1948, 2037, 2051, 2366,

2541, 2822, 2983, 3000, 3118, 3582, 3583, 3613, 3615, 3617, 3648, 3729, 3881,3882, 3913, 4234, 4428, 5953, 6038, 6382, 6530, 6538.


Office of profit under the Crown, 667.Parliament House, Visitors, Conduct, 3487.Premier, Misleading of House, 6600, 6607.

QPOA superannuation fund, 505.Questions—

Australian Friesian Sahiwal cattle, 6083.Disabled students, 3008.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Department, 6391.State schools, Speech therapy services, 3009.

Speaker, Election, 14; Rulings, Motions of dissent, 3608, 4514.State forest areas, Revocations, 2105.

FOLEY, Matthew Joseph, BA, BSW, LLB(Hons) (Yeronga) (Minister for Employment, Trainingand Industrial Relations)—

Adjournment—Whitby, Mr F., 5092.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 591, 606.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5713, 5749.Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Amendment (2°), 5243,

5683; (Committee), 5686-5688.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 712, 1201; (Committee), 1208-1229.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6651.Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) (2°), 482, 1147; (Committee), 1148.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 5240, 6128; (Committee),


6131, 6562-6565.Workers’ Compensation Amendment (2°), 3680, 4539; (Committee), 4542-4544.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 591, 606.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5713, 5749.


Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 3699.

Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and membership, 334.Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6311.


Jobs, 3022.Jobs Plan, 6551.

Ministerial statements—Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander training needs, 6274.Apprenticeship and traineeship system, 922.Jobs Plan, 4547.Normanton TAFE centre, 1594.Overseas visit, 3664.Parliament House, Safety improvements, 4320.Safe Work Queensland, Attack by member for Nerang, 665.Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) Act, 2640.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Commission, Social justice policy, Discussion

paper, 2301, 5704.Workplace bargaining, 3301.Workplace health and safety, 3720.

Points of order, 2224, 3607, 3682, 5687.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2549.

FOURAS, Jim, BSc, BEcon (Ashgrove) [see also “Speaker, J. Fouras”]—Speaker, Election, 7, 17, 19.

GAMIN, Judith Margaret (Burleigh)—Address in Reply, 1898.

Main topics discussed—Burleigh electorate, 1898.Gold Coast history, 1899.Tourism, 1903.

Adjournment—Domestic violence, 2295.Fleay, Mr D., 3868.Griffith University, 4316.School bullies, 3587.TPI pensioners, 1574.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 460.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4395; (Committee), 5215, 5388, 5411, 5519.Bail Amendment (2°), 3628.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 6441.Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6071.Local Government (Palm Beach Land) (2°), 1268.Meat Industry (Committee), 4886-4888.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6697.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3653.Security Providers (2°), 6419.



Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 460.Budget Estimates 1993-94—

Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Rural Communities andConsumer Affairs, 5388.

Minister for Corrective Services, 5411. Minister for Health, 5519.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5215.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Health Services (Public Hospitals) Fees and Charges Amendment Regulation (No. 1), 2139.Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) (1992), 2970.

Questions—Currumbin Minerals, 3488.Gold Coast, Sandmining, 6604.Mirikai Gold Coast Drug Council, 6604.

GIBBS, Robert James (Bundamba) (Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 248, 263.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4739, 4778.Eagle Farm Racecourse (2°), 4870, 5251.Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 5871, 6024; (Committee), 6030, 6031.Liquor Amendment (1992) (2°), 479, 1115; (Committee), 1120-1125.Liquor Amendment (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 2597, 2941; (Committee), 2945.Liquor Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 5470, 6110; (Committee), 6113, 6114.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation Amendment (2°), 3816, 4504.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 1254, 2690; (Committee), 2697.Willows Sports Complex (2°), 3816, 4506; (Committee), 4507.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 248, 263.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4739, 4778.


Racing industry, 3512.Ministerial statements—

Chapman, Mr G., 733.Doomadgee, Alcohol-related problems, 4320.Indy Car Grand Prix, 3976.Overseas visit, 364.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation, 2637.Racing industry study, 1066.SP bookmaking, 732.Totalisator Administration Board, Annual report, 5702.

Personal explanation, 6479.Points of order, 6105, 6478.

GILMORE, Thomas John George (Tablelands)—Address in Reply, 1445.

Main topic discussed—Electricity industry, 1445.

Adjournment—Cavanagh, Mr J., 1488.Queensland Electricity Commission, Audited accounts, 5871.Rail services, North Queensland, 1933.Ravenshoe High School, 1057.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 530, 576.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3470.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4269; (Committee), 4836, 5144, 5418, 5456, 5603.Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment (2°), 6556.


Dairy Industry (2°), 3195.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3232; (Committee), 3280.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6050.Gladstone Power Station Agreement, (2°), 6167.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3111.Local Government (2°), 6215.Local Government Legislation Amendment (2°), 2463.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2913.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6664.Petroleum Amendment (2°), 3619.Stock Amendment (2°), 4906.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 722; (Committee), 795-797.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 6127.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4478.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Corrective Services, 530.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 576.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Corrective Services, 5418.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5144.Minister for Lands, 5456.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5603.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4836.Disallowance of order, Motion—

Electricity (QEC) Order (1992), 350.Goods and services tax, 1670.Matter of special public importance—

Jobs Plan, 6556.Points of order, 2032, 2218, 2260, 3623.Questions—

Cavanagh, Mr J., 2220.Mabo, 4154.Power stations, Gas turbine, 3489; Callide A, 3490.

GOSS, John Nelson (Aspley)—Address in Reply, 2078.

Main topics discussed—Economy, 2079.Fightback, 2081.Goods and services tax, 2082.Unemployment, 2080.

Adjournment—Queensland Drivers Guide, 2714.Queensland Rail tender AT 0565, 2386.Rail service cutbacks, 3475.Richards, Mr R., 6585.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 273, 543.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5122.Local Government (2°), 6238.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3887.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1277.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 5654.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 2175.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 543.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade



Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5122. Disallowance of regulation, Motion—

Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) (1992), 2967.Goods and services tax, 1758.Matters of public interest—

HOME Scheme, 207.Queensland Building Services Authority, 2888.Subcontractors, 2888.


Eastern corridor, 5889.HOME Scheme, 2742, 5888.K. D. Phillips (Builders) Pty Ltd, 2871.Public officials, 3988, 4051.Richards, Mr R., 4052.Subcontractors, 2872.

GOSS, Wayne Keith, LLB (Logan) (Premier and Minister for Economic and TradeDevelopment)—

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 209, 225.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4558, 4597.Electoral and Administrative Review Amendment (2°), 1569, 1956.Gladstone Power Station Agreement, (2°), 5866, 6180.Mutual Recognition (Queensland) (2°), 650, 1093; (Committee), 1096-1098.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6404, 6769; (Committee), 6776-6785.Parliamentary Legislation Amendment (2°), 647.

Brisbane Casino, Tender process, 742.Budget Estimates 1992-93—

Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 209, 225.Budget Estimates 1993-94—

Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4558, 4597.Deaths—

Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3369.Harris, Mr E. D., 4813.Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1805.Oodgeroo Noonuccal, 4420.Row, Sir John, KBE, 3302.Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1355.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1355.


Goods and services tax, 1597.Government Whip and Government Deputy Whip, Appointments, 32.Leader of the House, Appointment, 32.Matters of public interest—

Members’ interests, Register, 1804.Trinity Point development, 1826.

Ministerial statements—Japanese tourist market, 2996.Mabo, 3826.Ministry—

Appointment, 31.Changes, 5356.

Overseas visits, 172, 3296, 5879.Parliament, Four-year terms, 1805.Starcke Pastoral Holdings, 4192.Tilley, Mr R., 4728.Tokyo, Queensland Government Office, 4728.

Points of order, 187, 213, 516, 1745, 1829, 2737, 4199, 4204, 4281, 4283, 4287, 6777.


Privilege—Goods and services tax, 1507.

Speaker, Election, 5, 18; Presentation to Governor, 19.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2543, 2591.Valedictory, 1334, 6786.

GRICE, Allan Maxwell, OAM (Broadwater)—Address in Reply, 1472.

Main topics discussed—Labor Party, 1475.Prime Minister, Attitude of State ALP members, 1472.

Adjournment—Aboriginal and island councils, 3131.Commonwealth/State relations, 1938.Duffield, Mr L., 5093.Huey, Former police superintendent, 4311.Medusa tape, 4311.Water Police, 4144.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 109.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3554.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4234; (Committee), 4766, 5038, 5339.Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Amendment (2°), 5676.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6055.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3083.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1192.Liquor Amendment (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 2929.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3893.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6738.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3702.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 905.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5339.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5038.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4766.


Matters of public interest—Huey, Former police superintendent, 6150.Medusa tape, 3993.

Matter of special public importance—Racing industry, 3510.

Points of order, 3895, 4511, 5350.Privilege—

Threatening telephone call, 4194.Threats, 5296.

Questions—Heiner documents, 4057.Huey, Former police superintendent, 4425.Queensland Labor senators, 3317.Senate, Premier’s comments, 3317.Telephone conversation, Taped, 4332.

Speaker, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 3614.

HAMILL, David John, MA(Oxon), BA(Hons) (Qld) (Ipswich) (Minister for Transport and MinisterAssisting the Premier on Economic and Trade Development)—

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 265, 281.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4825, 4865.Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Amendment (2°), 1571, 2861.


Carriage of Goods by Land (Carriers’ Liabilities) Repeal (2°), 2413, 2865.Harbours Amendment (2°), 2096, 2534; (Committee), 2534.Harbours Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5556, 6458; (Committee), 6459.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3156, 3901; (Committee), 3911-3920.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 75, 1292.Transport Infrastructure (2°), 5978.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 4869, 5664; (Committee), 5668.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), 76, 2204.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 3676, 5653.Transport Planning and Coordination (2°), 5975.


Development, 265, 281.Budget Estimates 1993-94—

Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and TradeDevelopment, 4825, 4865.


Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) (1992), 2980.


CEDOQ trade delegation to Hong Kong/Taiwan, 3297.National Road Transport Commission, 5753.Overseas visit, 2994, 5356.Queensland Rail, 921.Sea vessels, Inspection, 5099.Southern bypass, 6785.Sunshine Motorway Company, 922.

Points of order, 746, 3910, 4838, 5667.Privilege—

Motions debated in House, 736.Queensland Rail, Annual Report, 4728.Speaker, Election, 13.

HAYWARD, Kenneth William, BComm, DipAA (Kallangur) (Minister for Health)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 555, 572.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5503, 5544.Health Legislation Amendment (1992) (2°), 687, 1306; (Committee), 1308, 1309.Health Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 5477, 6522; (Committee), 6524-6527.Nursing (2°), 81, 850; (Committee), 853-874.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Health, 555, 572.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Health, 5503, 5544.


2145.Goods and services tax, 1675.Matters of special public importance—


Ministerial statements—Juvenile Smoking Suppression Act, 5185.Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation, Delegation to Japan, 1943.

QPOA superannuation fund, 505.

HEALY, Graham John (Toowoomba North)—Adjournment—


Deaf people, Interpreters, 3133.Holmes Railway Station, 4806.Noxious weeds, 1577.Wilsonton State School, 488.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 132.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4451; (Committee), 5322.Carriage of Goods by Land (Carriers’ Liabilities) Repeal (2°), 2864.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2743.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6717.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2614.Security Providers (2°), 6413.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5322.



Questions—Toowoomba rail line, 6090.Wilsonton, High school, 6091.

HOBBS, Howard William Thomas (Warrego)—Address in Reply, 1564.

Main topics discussed—Cotton industry, 1834.Government services, 1835.Law and order, 1565.Recession, 1567.Schools, 1834.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3532.Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 419.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4361; (Committee), 4973, 5428.Land Amendment (2°), 3660.Lands Legislation Amendment (1992) (2°), 1309.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 5566, (Committee), 5578, 5579.Local Government Legislation Amendment (2°), 2441.Meat Industry (2°), 4871; (Committee), 4893-4896.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6633; (Committee), 6784.New South Wales-Queensland Border Rivers Amendment (2°), 2897.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2236; (Committee), 2283-2287.


Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Lands, 5428.Minister for Primary Industries, 4973.


Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Water Resources (Rates and Charges) Amendment Regulations (No. 1) (Withdrawal), 51.

Environmental parks, Revocation, 6496.Matter of special public importance—

Primary Industries Department, 2669.Points of order, 2244, 2285, 2961, 3493, 3502, 4329, 4434, 5713.Questions—

Chinchilla Weir, 1251.Crown land, Management, 375; Leases 681.Crown lease rental fees, 3876, 3877.Drought relief, 2880.


Electorate research officer, 2656.Integrated Land Valuation and Sales System, 5502.Land rentals, 2880.Milne Bay Memorial Pool, 5502.Primary Industries Department, 2657.Rural Adjustment Scheme, 1250.Starcke Pastoral Holdings, 4330, 4331.

HOLLIS, Raymond Keith (Redcliffe)—Address in Reply, 2048.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 2048, 2051.Hospital services, 2049.Law enforcement, 2051.

Adjournment—Overseas visit, 4411.Queensland Justices Association, 3474.Redcliffe area, Hooligans, 5094.Speed limits, 5094.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 613.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4257; (Committee), 5794.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2351.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3087.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 613.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5794.Minister for Education, 5077.

Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—Report of review of parliamentary committees, 6316.

Overseas study tour, Report, 3832.Personal explanation, 6530.Public Accounts, Parliamentary Committee—

Reports, 925, 1234, 4051, 6478.Transcript, 5704.

Question—Redcliffe State High School, 3944.


HORAN, Michael James (Toowoomba South)—Address in Reply, 1431.

Main topics discussed—Coalition policies, 1436.Health services, 1431.

Adjournment—Blood Bank, 1494.Kelly, Bishop, 1062.Notifiable diseases, 4140.Nurses, 3129.Picnic Point, Toowoomba, 6267.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 305, 557, 615.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3430.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4375; (Committee), 5032, 5058, 5506.Dairy Industry (2°), 3201; (Committee), 3231.Health Legislation Amendment (1992) (2°), 1294; (Committee), 1307, 1309.Health Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 6507; (Committee), 6524-6527.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2848; (Committee), 2855.Local Government (2°), 6241.


Meat Industry (2°), 4873.Mutual Recognition (Queensland) (Committee), 1097, 1098.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6700.Nursing (2°), 822; (Committee), 853-874.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3708.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2275.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 615.Minister for Health, 557.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 305.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Education, 5058.Minister for Health, 5506.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5032.


Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 4130.Health Services (Public Hospitals) Fees and Charges Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1992),

2131.Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 3691.

Education, 3769.Goods and services tax, 1697.Matter of public interest—

QE II Hospital, 4624.Matters of special public importance—


Questions—Blood Bank, 3314.Blood platelet transfusion reductions, 1740.Bone marrow donations, 1741.Dengue fever, 3314.Gold Coast Hospital, 682, 683, 4055.Hospital waiting lists, 4054.Miller, Dr P., 1953.Nurses, 1953; Registration fees, 6493.Princess Alexandra Hospital, 5973.Private health insurance, 5972.Public hospital system, 2882, 2883.QE II Hospital, 2160.Queensland Health—

Budget, 1511.Cutbacks, 3729, 3730.Funding, 4157.Investigations, 2160.Ministerial task force, 4158.

Regional health authorities, Productivity dividend, 4554.Regional health services, 3604.School dental service, 4554, 4604.Stanley, Dr P., 1511.Western rail links, 3603.

JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory (Gregory)—Address in Reply, 1909.

Main topics discussed—Gregory electorate, 1909.Health, 1912.Transport, 1914.Wool industry, 1910.


Adjournment—Australian Workers Heritage Centre, 4045.Law and order, 5583.Queensland Rail, 4414.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 259, 268.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3438.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4368; (Committee), 4755, 4829, 5530, 5853.Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Amendment (2°), 2858; (Committee), 2862.Carriage of Goods by Land (Carriers’ Liabilities) Repeal (2°), 2862.Harbours Amendment (2°), 2529.Harbours Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 6453.Liquor Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 6109; (Committee), 6115.Local Government (2°), 6225.Local Government Legislation Amendment (2°), 2446.Meat Industry (2°), 4881.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3856; (Committee), 3905-3919.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6691.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1273.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 980.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2675.Stock Amendment (2°), 4914.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), 2166.Transport Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5641.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 259.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade


Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5853.Minister for Health, 5530.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4755.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4829.Education, 3801.Goods and services tax, 1705.Leave to move motion without notice, 3664.Matters of public interest—

Electoral reform, 748.Queensland Rail Task Force, 5773.

Points of order, 58, 283, 1636, 2159, 2448, 3492, 3493, 3667, 3669, 6112.Questions—

Aramac Shire, 3324.Brisbane-Gold Coast Highway, 4991.Eyre Basin, 3324.Gold Coast-Brisbane Highway, 4991.Hay, 2825.

Questions—continued:Karumba, Port, 6286.Lake Eyre, 2826.Logan River toll road, 4991.Railway lines, 6285.

LAMING, Bruce Edric (Mooloolah)—Address in Reply, 1553.

Main topics discussed—Education, 1555.Emergency services, 1557.Employment, 1557.Health, 1554.


Law and order, 1553.RSL, Kawana Waters, 1558.

Adjournment—Australian flag, 2391.Boating, 1935.Building subcontractors, 912.Dinghy speeds, 3817.Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, Minister, 2716.Gurulmundi toxic waste dump, 4314.Mooloolaba, Law and order, 5581.Senior citizens, 491.Sunshine Coast, University, 358; Unexploded Ordnance, 4723.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 116.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3573.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4448; (Committee), 4706, 5044, 5064, 5139, 5540, 5797,

5832.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2704.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3274.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3074.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2840.Liquor Amendment (2°), 1101.Local Government (2°), 6197; (Committee), 6259, 6260.Local Government Legislation Amendment (2°), 2469.Meat Industry (2°), 4882.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°), 3898.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6752.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3706.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1288.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 983; (Committee), 1000.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), 2189.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4169.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4706.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5797.Minister for Education, 5064.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5832.Minister for Health, 5540.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5139.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5044.


Goods and services tax, 1793.National park areas, Revocation, 4107.Points of order, 4123, 4622.Questions—

Gateway Bridge Company, 1248.Mosquito control, 5305.Ordnance, Unexploded, 3321.Sunshine Coast, Crime, 5305.Sunshine Motorway, 1248, 6083.Third-party motor vehicle insurance, 6084.

LESTER, Vincent Patrick (Keppel)—Address in Reply, 1840.

Main topics discussed—Ambulance services, 1845.Fire services, 1845.Keppel electorate, 1841.Roads, 1846.


Schools, 1843.Adjournment—

Bicycle safety, 5579.Shoalwater Bay, 3589.Workers’ compensation, 3589.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3559.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4402; (Committee), 5391, 5729, 5788, 5922.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2355.Golden Casket Art Union Amendment (2°), 4023.Liquor Amendment (2°), 1112.Lotto Amendment (2°), 2383.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (Committee), 3907.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 6123.


Consumer Affairs, 5391.Budget Estimates 1993-1994—continued:

Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5788.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5729.Treasurer, 5922.


Matters of public interest—Keppel electorate, 756.Road safety, 2232.Tourism, 2232.

Overseas visit, 5704.Point of order, 1069.Questions—

Boomer and Rookwood holdings, 2398.Byfield National Park, 1068.Emu Park, Fire service, 3323.National parks, 3323.Roma Street Railway Station, 1069.Yeppoon and Bruce Highway, Northern Link Road, 2397.

LINGARD, Kevin Rowson, BEdSt, BA, AEd (Beaudesert) (Deputy Leader of the Opposition)—Address in Reply, 1957.

Main topics discussed—Economic management, 1958.Education, 1961.Goss Government, 1957.Police Service, 1960.Public service, 1959.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 231, 382, 640.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3410.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4239; (Committee), 4573, 4631, 4776, 4858, 5080, 5133,

5742, 5802.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3040; (Allocation of time-limit order), 3119.Lang Park Trust Amendment (Remaining stages), 5995.Law Courts and State Buildings Protective Security Amendment (2°), 2756.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6741.Professional Engineers Amendment (2°), 1328.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 231.Executive and Legislative, 382.Minister for Education, 640.




Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5802.Minister for Education, 5080.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5742.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5133.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4776.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4858.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4573.


Education, 3762.Goods and services tax, 1620.Matters of public interest—

Heiner documents, Shredding, 3389.Water licences, 3743.


Points of order, 670, 996, 1348, 2673, 2738, 3127, 3128, 4265, 4266, 6264, 6478.Political donation, 4284.QPOA superannuation fund, 504, 508.Questions—

Aboriginal and island councils, 3006.Aboriginal children, 3147.ALP, Invoice, 4322, 4548.Australian Friesian Sahiwal cattle, 5759, 5760, 5894, 5962, 5963, 6082, 6144, 6377. Barbagallo, Mr D., 6485.Brisbane North Health Region, 1748.Cairns City Council, 2643.Coyne, Mr P., 2817, 2869, 3147, 3309, 3497, 3727, 3986, 3987.Dairy genetics, 6377.Documents, Shredding, 4058.Education—

Advertisements, 367.Outdoor education centres, 2033.Secondary teachers, Number, 3726.Tertiary Entrance Procedures Authority, 57.Tertiary places, 2034.

Heiner inquiry, Report, 2869; Documents, 3147, 3309, 4058.Hospital patient transfers, 4549.Jaenke, Mrs P., 2653.John Oxley Youth Centre, 2869.

Questions—continued:Jupiters Casino, 2817.Land Amendment Bill, 3941.Land rentals, 2875.Local government elections, 3942.Martindale, Mr D., 192.Mason, Ms B., 2312.Miller, Mr J., 6485.Police Superannuation Fund, 1235.Primary Industries Department, 2652, 5363; Staff cuts, 5190; Director-General, 6143.Q-Build, 2875, 4432.QPOA superannuation fund, 366, 3319, 3320, 5303, 5711.Q Promotions Pty Ltd, 3498.Queensland racing incentive scheme, 3498.School principals, 2485, 2486.Schools, Secondary, Manual arts facilities, 3006, 3138.


State Archives, 4322, 5304.Statutory authorities, 6079.Tait, Mr S., 1235.Tick eradication, 58.Tilley, Mr R., 4730.Water pricing policy, 5364.Wiltshire, Prof. K., 367.Winters, Mr K. E., 2643.Wolffdene dam, 4612.

Speaker, Deputy, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 4509.Speaker, Election, 10; Ruling, Motion of dissent, 4516.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2571.

LITTLEPROUD, Brian George (Western Downs)—Address in Reply, 1407.

Main topics discussed—Education, 1411.Family services, 1414.Health, 1409.Law and order, 1413.Western Downs electorate, 1407.

Adjournment—Drought relief, 3473.Gurulmundi toxic waste dump, 914.Westbrook Youth Centre, 5485.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 240, 454, 520.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3524.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4301; (Committee), 4654, 5310.Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment (2°), 6557.Dairy Industry, (2°), 3167.

LITTLEPROUD, Brian George—continued:BILLS—continued:

Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal (2°), 2521.Grain Industry (Restructuring) Amendment Bill (2°), 3949.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2835.Intellectually Disabled Citizens Amendment (2°), 5254.Meat Industry (2°), 4803; (Committee), 4898.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6637.Prostitution Laws Amendment (Committee), 999, 1000.Stock Amendment (2°), 4908.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2247.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 240.Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Corrective Services, 520.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 454.


4654.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5310.


Education, 3776.Leave to move motion without notice, 3137.Matters of public interest—

Gurulmundi toxic waste dump, 4211.Hervey Bay fire service, 6155.Wacol Correctional Centre, 4993.



Questions—Aboriginal and island councils, 3144, 3145, 6489, 6490.Adoption Privacy Protection Group, 63.Child-care centre regulations, 6543.Child protection register, 4818, 4819.Consumer Affairs and Corrective Services, Minister, Performance, 4932.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Department, 6542.Ministerial responsibility, 6542.Prisoners, 940.Toowoomba Spastic Welfare Centre, 940.Wacol Correctional Centre, 4932, 4988.Western Outreach camps, 2036.

LIVINGSTONE, Donald Wallace (Ipswich West)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 234.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4243; (Committee), 4651, 4945.Dairy Industry (2°), 3165.Egg Industry (Restructuring) (2°), 6399.Stock Amendment (2°), 4907.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 234.


4651.Minister for Primary Industries, 4945.

Political donation, 4274.Questions—

Advertising agencies, 2734.Ambulance officer training, 4824.Ambulance services, 3670, 4553.Animals protection legislation, 3985.Ashmore Community Sports and Leisure Club, 6601.Belanglo State Forest, Backpacker murders, 6538.Better Cities Program, 1509.Brisbane casino, 5303.Burdekin farms, Ballots, 2030; Auctions, 5596.Bureau of Emergency Services, 6730.Business investment in Queensland, 5758.Caboolture police district, 4823.Cairns Airport, 5107.Coastal pilotage standards, 5710.Commonwealth Grants Commission, 3146.Companies, Government equity, 2157. Corrective Services, 5189.Drought relief, 2651, 2876, 4200.Eastern corridor, 6729.Economy, 2215, 2877, 3725, 4326, 4328.Education, 3726, 4153, 5709.Election funding, 6485.Enterprise agreement legislation, 6143.Ethnic business communities, 6602.Film industry, 2649.Firearms, 1078.Fraser Island, 2308.Goods and services tax, 2029.Government spending, 3669.Greyhound racing, 1244.Holiday leave loading, 55.HOME Scheme, 932.


Housing commencements, 5893.Industrial relations, 57, 1951, 3602, 4931.Indy Car Grand Prix, 4056.Information technology industry, 6386.Interstate migration, 5499.Job creation, 2216, 5893.Jupiters Casino, 2817.Jupiters Ltd, 6142.Laurance, Mr P., 516.Local authority leaders, 4611.Lorikeet Drive, Peregian, 1742.Mabo case, 2403, 3836, 3837, 3985, 4986.Manufacturing industry, 189, 4611.Mental health care services, 3003.Nurses, 3602.Operation Trident, 2491.Opposition, Entitlements, 191; Health policy, 3881.Parliament, Members, High Court decision, 1076.Penalty rates, 55.Poker machines, 931.Police, Undercover operations, 2404.Postal charges, 1952. Primary Industries Department, 1244.Princess Alexandra Hospital, 4431.Public liability insurance, 5362.Queensland, 4930.Queensland Electricity Commission, 5596.Queensland Rail redundancies, 5759.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation, 677.Queensland Treasury Corporation, 3940.Queenslander, 373.Rail branch line closures, 3496, 4055.Railway freight debts, 6537.Road toll, 3002.Roads, 6486.Ross, Mr A., 5106.Rural fire services, 4554.Rural industries, 374.School principals, 2307.Schools, Computers, 4735; Closures, 4735.Small business, Planning practices, 5363; Employment growth, 6089.Social needs, 4153.Spirit of the Outback, 6090.State Budget, 3496, 3882, 3941; Timing, 6282.State Budgets, 5499.Student literacy skills, 3146.Superannuation, 6282.Supreme Court judges, 2819.TAB profits, 1743.Tallebudgera recreation camp, 4987.Tollways, 2158. Tourism, 5968, 6385.Tourism industry, Training, 5969.

Questions—continued:Transport planning and coordination legislation, 4199.Urban public transport program, 1510.Victorian public servants, Redundancies, 5302.Video games, 2734.Wilsonton State School, 678.Workplace health and safety funds, 2493.


MACKENROTH, Terence Michael (Chatsworth) (Minister for Housing, Local Government andPlanning) (Leader of the House)—

Allocation of time-limit order, 3119, 6774.BILLS:

Agricultural Standards Amendment (2°), 2604.Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 378, 396, 536, 553.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (All stages), 3369.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4265; (Committee), 4675, 4716, 5111, 5153.Government Owned Corporations (Allocation of time-limit order), 3119.Integrated Resort Development Amendment (2°), 2602, 4504.Law Courts and State Buildings Protective Security Amendment (2°), 1570.Local Government (1993) (2°), 5983, 6251; (Committee), 6251-6263.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 660, 1158.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2097, 2475; (Committee), 2505-2514.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2598, 2921; (Committee),

2922.Local Government (Palm Beach Land) (2°), 486, 1271.Local Government (Robina Town Centre Planning Agreement) (2°), 957, 1265.Local Government Superannuation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 484, 1149.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2422, 2780.Mixed Use Development Amendment (2°), 5480, 6474; (Committee), 6474.Native Title (Queensland) (Allocation of time-limit order), 6774.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 659, 1161; (Committee), 1162.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (1993) (2°), 2805, 3361.Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 5559, 6475; (Committee), 6475.Stock Amendment (2°), 2605.Townsville City Council (Douglas Land Development) (2°), 483, 2165; (Committee), 2166.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Executive and Legislative, 378, 396.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 536, 553.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4675, 4716.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5111, 5153.

Disallowance of regulation—Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5290.Queensland Building Services Authority, 165.

Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and membership, 328.

Goods and services tax, 1597, 1725.Ministerial statements—

Animal protection legislation, 3830.Building approvals, 5100.Ministers, Absence during question time, 366, 735, 923, 1068, 1232.Whistleblowers, Protection, 3486.

Points of order, 343, 668, 736, 746, 1328, 4202, 4203, 4280, 4282, 4286, 4700, 5094, 5997.Political donation, 4294.Privilege—

Notice of Motion, Alleged censorship, 3363.Racist comments, Alleged, 2738.

Suspension of members, 1349, 1753, 2739, 3364.

McCAULEY, Diane Elizabeth (Callide)—Address in Reply, 1996.

Main topics discussed—Aged persons, Housing units, 2001.Ambulance service, 1999.Child care, 1998.Courtice, Mr B., 2001.Primary industries, 1997.


Roads, 2000.Rural fire brigades, 2000.Water supply, 1997.

Adjournment—Aldermanic superannuation entitlements, 4411.Charles Cameron and Associates Pty Ltd, 2988.Government vehicles, Private use, 4810.Local authorities, Amalgamation, 5951.School buses, 2623.Transport Department inspections, 2623.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 236, 294, 391, 539.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3538.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4354; (Committee), 4689, 4953, 5115.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2706.Egg Industry (Restructuring) (2°), 6398.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3244.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3106.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1187.Integrated Resort Development Amendment (2°), 4500.Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 6018; (Committee), 6030.Local Government (2°), 6184; (Committee), 6252-6263.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 1150.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2424; (Committee), 2504-2513.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2907.Local Government (Palm Beach Land) (2°), 1266.Local Government (Robina Town Centre Planning Agreement) (2°), 1260.Local Government Superannuation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 1149.Meat Industry (2°), 4875.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2759.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6720.Nursing (2°), 837.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3649.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1280.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 966.Stock Amendment (2°), 4911.Townsville City Council (Douglas Land Development) (2°), 2164.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2262.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4175.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 236.Executive and Legislative, 391.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 539.Minister for Primary Industries, 294.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4689.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5115.Minister for Primary Industries, 4953.

Disallowance of regulation—Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5273.

Education, 3790.Goods and services tax, 1646.Matters of public interest—

Ipswich City Council, 2562, 2893.Queensland Treasury Corporation, 3735.

Matters of special public importance—Health, 3853.Public health system, 951.

Personal explanation, 3487.Points of order, 58, 4173.


Questions—Education Minister, 3315.Identified road grants, 5705.Ipswich City Council, 3001, 3002.Library services, 3314.Logan City Council, 6731.Public library system, 6731.SEQ 2001, 5599.

McELLIGOTT, Kenneth Victor (Thuringowa)—Adjournment—

Queensland Justices Association, 4811.Skinner, Mr B., 4811.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3407.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4708, 5014, 5341.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4708.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5341.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5014.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 4128.

Matter of public interest—Local authority boundaries, 4626.


McGRADY, Tony (Mount Isa) (Minister for Minerals and Energy)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 574, 589.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5599, 5638.Electricity Amendment (2°), 2501, 3275; (Committee), 3282.Gladstone Power Station Agreement (2°), 6162.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6640.Petroleum Amendment (2°), 2596, 3625.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Minerals and Energy, 574, 589.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5599, 5638.


Overseas visits, 2996, 3594.Queensland Electricity Commission, 5491.


MILLINER, Glen Richard (Ferny Grove) (Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister forCorrective Services [till 18.10.93]; Minister for Administrative Services [from18.10.93])—

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 517, 534.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2419, 2751; (Committee), 2754.Security Providers (2°), 3972.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Corrective Services, 517, 534.

Goods and services tax, 1684.Justice Department, Annual report, 1500.Ministerial statements—

Overseas visit, 3593.Rockhampton Correctional Centre, 5101.Wacol Correctional Centre, 4927, 5101.


MITCHELL, Robert Alan (Charters Towers)—Address in Reply, 2061.

Main topics discussed—Ambulance services, 2062.Katter, Mr R., 2061.Law enforcement, 2064.Queensland Rail, 2063.Schools, 2062.

Adjournment—Moranbah, 5180.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 146.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4453; (Committee), 5619.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6711.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5619.

NUNN, William George (Hervey Bay)—Address in Reply, 1534.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 1534.Health, 1536.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 426, 541.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3414.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5413, 5453.Local Government (2°), 6205.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2448.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2919.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2765.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 541.Minister for Lands, 426.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Corrective Services, 5413.Minister for Lands, 5453.

Matters of public interest—Conservative parties’ policies, 2890.Goods and services tax, 1375.Hervey Bay, Fire services, 6156.Young Nationals, 3992.


Blackall, Power station, 6732.Citytrain, 2826.Economy, Queensland, 6390.Financial assistance grants, 933.Hervey Bay fire station, 2826.Maryborough-Hervey Bay rail line, 2879.Pialba-Urangan rail corridor, 934.Primary Industries Department, 6389.Refused classification publication, 6732.Western air services, 2878.

NUTTALL, Gordon Richard (Sandgate)—Address in Reply, 1857.

Main topics discussed—Fightback, 1857.Industrial relations, 1861.

Adjournment—


Federal election, 2387.Metway Bank, 1061.North Point College of TAFE, 4413.Sandgate electorate—

Aged care, 2720.Meals on Wheels, 3586.Police Station, 6586.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 105; (Committee), 523, 600.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3449.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4386; (Committee), 4662, 5386, 5409, 5622, 5721.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2708.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3263.Gladstone Power Station Agreement (2°), 6179.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3116.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1189.Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 6008.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3704.Police Service Administration Amendment (2°), 6469.Security Providers (2°), 6412.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 6121.Workers’ Compensation Amendment (2°), 4527.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Corrective Services, 523.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 600.


4662.Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Rural Communities and

Consumer Affairs, 5386.Minister for Corrective Services, 5409.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5721.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5622.



Credit cards, 2565.Drought, 2565.Enterprise agreements, 4622.Goods and services tax, 1375.

Questions—Alternative Energy Advisory Group, 3500.Atherton Tableland Maize Marketing Board, 3500.Fisheries legislation, 5598.Industrial awards, 378.Sandgate—

Police Station, 377.Transport facilities, 1246.

Sugar industry, 5598.Taxi drivers, 1247.

PALASZCZUK, Heinrich (Inala) [see also “Chairman of Committees” and “Speaker, Deputy”]—Address in Reply, 2095.

Main topic discussed—Atkinson, Mrs S., 2095.

Adjournment—Ace Waste disposal facility, Willawong, 6363.Drugs, 6588.Ryan, T. J., 5486.


BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5920.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Treasurer, 5920.

Matter of public interest—Drought, 6148.

PEARCE, James (Fitzroy)—Address in Reply, 1438.

Main topics discussed—Fightback, 1438.Road funding, 1443.Women, 1444.

Adjournment—Medical practitioners, Blackwater, 6366.Queensland Justices Association, 3588.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 570, 578.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3442.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4365; (Committee), 5516, 5632.Egg Industry (Restructuring) (2°), 6402.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3248.Health Legislation Amendment (2°), 6520.Nursing (2°), 848.Petroleum Amendment (2°), 3623.Security Providers (2°), 6421.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Health, 570.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 578.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Health, 5516.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5632.

Matter of public interest—Drought relief, 2560.

Matters of special public importance—Health, 3848.Public health system, 949.


Aboriginal youth unemployment, 2316. Boating accidents, 3004.Coalmining industry, 6284.Fire services, Radio communications, 6285.Queensland Mines Rescue Brigade, 3005.Rockhampton, Public meeting, 2315.

PERRETT, Trevor John (Barambah)—Address in Reply, 1873.

Main topics discussed—Primary industries, 1876.Unemployment, 1874.

Adjournment—Mabo, 3477.

BILLS:Agricultural Standards Amendment (2°), 3359.Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 285.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3459.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4941.Bread Industry Authority Repeal (2°), 1320.Business Licence Deregulation (Milksellers and Fish Buyers) Amendment (2°), 2903.


Dairy Industry (2°), 3160; (Committee), 3218-3221, 3223-3227.Egg Industry (Restructuring) (2°), 6391.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3109.Grain Industry (Restructuring) Amendment (2°), 3948.Meat Industry (2°), 4779; (Committee), 4889-4898.Mutual Recognition (Queensland) (2°), 1087. Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6679.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1284.Stock Amendment (2°), 4898.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2240.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Primary Industries, 285.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Primary Industries, 4941.




Primary Industries, Department, 2664.Matters of public interest—

Fightback, 1377.Primary Industries Department, 5370.


Anthrax, 5299.Carter, Mr A. J., 6595.Cattle tick eradication, 3324, 3325.Drought, 2819, 2877, 2878.Livestock and Meat Authority, 1246.Ministerial accountability and responsibility, 5500.Molasses, 2820.Primary Industries, Minister, 5193.Primary Industries Department, 1245, 2654, 2655, 3943, 3978.Rocklea Markets, Farm produce sellers, 6595.

State forest areas, Revocation, 2102, 4077, 4082.

PITT, Frederick Warren, BEdSt, BA, DipTeach (Mulgrave)—Address in Reply, 2065.

Main topics discussed—Local authorities, 2067.Mulgrave electorate, 2065.

Adjournment—Goods and services tax, Effect on local authorities, 1495.Green movement, 4044.Hunt, Mr C., 4044.Immigration and ethnic affairs policy of Federal coalition, 2019.Kovacavic, Mr and Mrs, 4724.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 296, 632.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3434.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4265, 4950, 5035, 5067, 5458, 5626.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 4015.Dairy Industry (2°), 3170.Education (Capital Assistance) (2°), 4031.Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal (2°), 2517. Egg Industry (Restructuring) (2°), 6395.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3269.Harbours Amendment (2°), 2531.


Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2830.Meat Industry (2°), 4784.New South Wales-Queensland Border Rivers Amendment (2°), 2898.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1276.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 903.Stock Amendment (2°), 4904.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), 2193. Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2250.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Education, 632.Minister for Primary Industries, 296.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Education, 5067.Minister for Lands, 5438.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5626.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5035.Minister for Primary Industries, 4950.

Education, 3748.Matter of special public importance—

Department of Primary Industries, 2661.Matters of public interest—

Cairns, Casino and convention centre, 3741.Goods and services tax, 1369.Industrial relations, 1831.Liberal and National Parties, Amalgamation, 5377.

Parliamentary Amnesty Group—Extrajudicial executions and disappearances, 6581.

Political donation, 4272.Questions—

Ambulance response times, 4822.Asia/Pacific regional headquarters, 5104.Auctioneers and Agents Fidelity Guarantee Fund, 513.Auditor-General’s report, 6383.Australian Coachline Holdings, 1241.Australian Securities Commission, 2488. Bag checks, 5966.Bank accounts tax, 4609.Banks, Rural communities, 6279.Brisbane, Tourist destination, 2213.Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, 184, 2304, 4053. Brisbane Cricket Ground, 2999.Budget, 369, 4151.Bus services, 5966.Bushfire prevention, 5707.Business—2999, 3834, 5891, 6484.Cairns casino, 2400. Cambodia, Queensland police, 3311.CEDA conference, 5104.Chillagoe, Perlite deposit, 4325.Coal export levy, 2490. Coal industry, 4732.Community organisations funding, 6600.Community service and fine option orders, 5187.Compass Airlines, 2212.Construction industry, 4151.Corporatisation legislation, 2647.Correctional Services, Staff training, 5186.Criminal Justice Commission, Cannabis research, 4928.Drought, 3311.Economic policy, 3879.


Economy, 1739, 2646, 2732.Education, 930, 3494, 3601, 3723, 3879, 3983, 4054.Electricity supply industry, 5593.Enterprise bargaining, 53.Environmental policies, 6484.Family Services, Department, Funding of community organisations, 6600.Federal coalition policies, 2154.Federal Government funding, 1947.Fightback, 512, 1816.Financial assistance grants, 1505.Financial management strategies, 3666.Gabba redevelopment, 4984.Gladstone Power Station, 4196, 5756.Gordonstone mine, 4608.Government owned enterprises, 6535.Government spending, 1240, 3722.Health service costs, 4429.High Court tax decision, 6534.Hospital funding, 2873.Interstate migration, 928, 5708, 6727.Job creation, 3833.Jury reforms, 3938.Labour costs, 4733.Law and order, 4552.Local authority leaders, 4552.Mabo, 6087, 6140.Manufacturing Investment Register, 6599.Metway Bank, 370.Miller, Dr P., 2026.Mining, Development, 2816; Environmental management policy, 2874.Native title legislation, Queensland, 6280.Olympic Games, Sydney, 5497.One Australia yachting syndicate, 5496.Papua New Guinea, Space base, 2730.Parents and citizens associations, 5301.Payroll tax, 1507.Permanent Building Societies Contingency Fund, 370.Poker machines, 2401. Premiers Conference, 3493.QE II Hospital, 2305. Queensland Electricity Commission, Annual report, 6384.Queensland Film Corporation, 1074.Queensland Health, Administrative costs, 4428.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation, 671, 673.Queenslander number plates, 5301.Racing industry, 4197.Rezoning, Alleged Ministerial intervention, 3143.Road toll, 6728.Rockhampton-Cairns, Rail line electrification, 2027.Schools—

Closures, 3667.Curriculums, 185.

Small business, 1948.South west regional health authority, 2026.State Budgets, 5594.State taxes, 6139.Sugar—

Industry package, 1818.Quotas, 2816.Tariffs, 1074.


Sydney Olympic Games, 5497.TAFE colleges, 6088.Taiwanese investment in Queensland, 3983.Taxation, 3600.Teachers, 3143; Staffing levels, 5360.Tertiary places, 5756.Toowoomba, Truancy and school absenteeism, 4821.Tourism marketing, 4985.Trade reforms, 52.Transport, Public, 5891.Trinity Point development, 1736.Vagrants, Gaming and Other Offences Act, 4929.Water meters, 3938.Yock, Mr D., Death, 5360.

Speaker, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 3612.State forest areas, Revocation, 2101.

POWER, Laurel Jean, DipTeach (Mansfield) [see also “Chairman of Committees, Temporary”,“Chairman of Committees, Acting” and “Speaker, Deputy”]—

Address in Reply, 2056.Main topic discussed—

Unemployment, 2057.Adjournment—

International Women’s Day, 2014.Meals on Wheels, 4141.Papua New Guinea, Women in politics, 5582.Youth Parliament, 5179.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 223, 388.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3528.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4566, 4692, 5726.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1179. Penalties and Sentences (2°), 700.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 969. Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 781.Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) (2°), 1142.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 6116.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Executive and Legislative, 388.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 223.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4692.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5726.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4566.


Matters of public interest—Australia, Economic links to Asia, 3733.Landcare, 4209.LOTE program, 3733.Papua New Guinea, Women in politics, 4999.Pasture Watch, 4209.Teenage labour market, 194.Tradeswomen on the Move Project, 5771.


Questions—Apprenticeship and traineeship schemes for girls, 3605.Bus industry, Deregulation, 5503.Commonwealth financial assistance grants, 2406.


Drought, 3502.Eastern corridor, 6605.Government agent offices, 182. Jobs Plan, Enterprise centres, 6605.Mackay Port Authority, 6734.National/Liberal coalition, 65.Rural Communities Water Supply and Sewerage Scheme, 3605.TAFE courses, 4989; Access for women, 5711; Child-care facilities, 5712.Tax rates, 2317. Tourism, 4988.Vocational courses, 6734.Women in Queensland business, 2407.

PRESIDING MEMBER [Elliott, Jannion Anthony (Cunningham)]—[see also “Elliott, JannionAnthony”]—

Chair, Must be obeyed, 14.Election of Speaker—

Debate must be relevant to subject matter under discussion, 5, 14, 17.Proposals must be seconded and accepted, 5.Speeches shall not exceed five minutes, 5.

Member—Ordered to resume seat—

Mr Hamill, 14.Order in Chamber, 5.

PURCELL, Patrick Douglas (Bulimba)—Address in Reply, 1870.

Main topics discussed—Federal coalition policies, 1871.Goods and services tax, 1870.Law and order, 1873.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 150; (Committee), 238, 527, 604.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4641, 5030, 5416, 5741, 5861.Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Amendment, 5674.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 238.Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Corrective Services, 527.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 604.


4641. Minister for Corrective Services, 5416.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5741.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5861.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5030.

Personal explanation, 6079.Questions—

Arts funding, 5970.Banking practice, Code, 6541.Brisbane port, Road link, 5969.Bush, A. J., 4432.Construction workers, Training, 4433.Indy Car Grand Prix, 6735.Job creation and industry development, 2310.Legal Aid Commission, 3608.Liquor measurement standards, 6288.Molasses, 3607.“Product of Australia” labelling, 6736.Torres Strait islands, 6288.


Van Gogh exhibition, 6540.Youth employment coordinators, 2311.

PYKE, Peter Malcolm (Mount Ommaney)—Address in Reply, 1963.

Main topics discussed—Crime, 1966.Economy, 1967.Mount Ommaney electorate, 1963.Toxic waste, 1965.

Adjournment—Community Groups, 915.Sinnamon Park Residents Association, 915.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 136; (Committee), 312.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5202, 5851.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2705.Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6073.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3093.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3646.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 964.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 312.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5851.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5202.


Questions—Ambulance Service vehicles, 4555.Australian Chamber of Manufactures, 2742.Biotechnology research, 4154.Business, 3987.Commissioners for declarations, 4555.Drought, 2743.Justices of the Peace, 4555.School curriculum, 3988.

QUINN, Robert Joseph (Merrimac)—Address in Reply, 2052.

Main topic discussed—Education, 2052.

Adjournment—Bardon Professional Development Centre, 4719.Local government reforms, 3867.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 630.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3451.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4643, 5052, 5793.Education (Capital Assistance) (2°), 4028; (Committee), 4038-4040.Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal (2°), 2515. Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2827; (Committee), 2854-2857.Local Government (Robina Town Centre Planning Agreement) (2°), 1263.Meat Industry (2°), 4881.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 6118.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Education, 630.


4643.


Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5793.Minister for Education, 5052.

Education, 3755.Goods and services tax, 1713.Matter of special public importance—

Freedom of information, 4342.Matters of public interest—

Student performance standards, 4997.Tertiary places, 752.


Bardon Professional Development Centre, 4737, 5970.Cairns Central State School, 3979.Cairns tertiary facilities, 3004.Computers in Schools Program, 4990.Education, 4060.Education Department, 2031.Educational facilities, 3675.James Cook University, Cairns campus, 2162.Pupil/teacher ratio, 2031.Queensland AIDS Council, 4731.Richards, Mr R., 4731.Schools, Sexually explicit material, 4616, 4731; Class sizes, 3728.Student performance standards, 4990.Tallebudgera Camp, 3675.Teachers, 934, 935, 3728, 3979.Tertiary entrance scheme, 2163. Tertiary facilities, Funding, 3004.Tilley, Mr R., 4738.

RANDELL, James Henry (Mirani)—Address in Reply, 1982.

Main topics discussed—Federal Government, 1987.Unemployment, 1983. Unionism, 1983.

Adjournment—Drought, 2388.Rail services, 2388.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 548.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4464; (Committee), 4648, 4956, 5016.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3055.Harbours Amendment (2°), 2530. Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6755.Pollution of Waters by Oil Amendment (2°), 1289.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2253; (Committee), 2285-2287.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 548.


4648.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5016.Minister for Primary Industries, 4958.

Points of order, 2260, 2288, 2390. Questions—

Mackay region, Police stations, 3320.Rockhampton-Mackay rail line, Electrification, 3320.

ROBERTSON, Stephen, BA(Hons) (Sunnybank)—


Address in Reply, 1415.Main topic discussed—

Tourism, 1416.Adjournment—

Immigration, Liberal Party brochure, 2625.Runcorn Plaza, 1058.Southern Brisbane bypass, 5096.Tuckshops, Effect of GST, 1576.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 120; (Committee), 316.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4250; (Committee), 4593, 4861, 5041, 5119, 5330, 5443,

5745.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1194.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5572.Local Government (2°), 6228.Local Government Legislation (1993) (2°), 2455. Superannuation Legislation Amendment (2°), 3328.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 5661.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), 2200. Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4172.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 316.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5745.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5330.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5119.Minister for Lands, 5443.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5041.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4861.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4593.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Traffic Amendment Regulation (No. 6) (1992), 2977.Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 3696.

Matters of public interest—Brisbane traffic study, 3387.Goods and services tax, 1821.SEQ 2001 report, 3738.Unemployment, 5774.


Operation Facelift, 4990.South East Freeway, Traffic noise, 6539.Southern Brisbane bypass, 6539.

ROBSON, Molly Jess, BAdmin (Springwood) (Minister for Environment and Heritage)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 398, 415.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5822, 5862.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 1256, 4488; (Committee),

4492-4499.Budget Estimates 1992-1993—

Minister for Environment and Heritage, 398, 415.Budget Estimates 1993-1994—

Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5822, 5862.Disallowance of order, Motion—

National Park 135 County of Salisbury (Extension) Order (1992), 2964.Ministerial statements—

Ace Waste disposal facility, Willawong, 6135.Draft Coastal Protection Bill, 3935.


Fleay, Dr D. H., OBE, AO, PhD, 3832.Fraser Island, 2484. Sinclair, Mr J., 2484.World Heritage rainforests, Buffer zones, 366.

National park areas, Revocation, 4098, 4111, 6497, 6501.

ROSE, Merri (Currumbin)—Address in Reply, 1382.

Main topics discussed—Currumbin electorate, 1383.Manufacturing, 1387.Tourism, 1384.

Adjournment—Air Sea Rescue, 2987.Southern Gold Coast, 3822, 6584.Surf lifesaving, 5872.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 143; (Committee), 253, 412.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4305; (Committee), 4747, 5072, 5396, 5841.Education (Capital Assistance) (2°), 4035.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2834.Liquor Amendment (2°), 1110. Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2931.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2677.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4476.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 412.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 253.


Consumer Affairs, 5396.Minister for Education, 5072.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5841.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4747.

Matter of special public importance—Tourism industry, Contribution to Queensland economy, 2327.

Questions—Australian vocational certificate training system, 2822.Boat-building industry, 2410, 5760.

Questions—continued:Budget, State, Effect on Gold Coast, 5109.Child care, 5110.Coomera, Railway stations, 5761.Education, Department, 4331.Gold Coast—

Boat-building industry, 5760.Community groups, 2162.

Information technology industry, 2821.Ormeau, Railway stations, 5761.Prosecutions, 4331.School buses, 2410. Sugar package, 2161.

ROWELL, Marcus Hosking (Hinchinbrook)—Adjournment—

World Heritage areas, Buffer zones, 353.BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 585.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3567.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4392; (Committee), 4660, 4964, 5328, 5624, 5844.


Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment (2°), 6559.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions), 6449.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3252; (Committee), 3282.Harbours Amendment (2°), 2532; (Committee), 2534, 2535. Liquor Amendment (2°), 1107.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6745.Security Providers (Committee), 6429-6435.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 783.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2272; (Committee), 2282-2286. Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4473; (Committee), 4492-4497.Worker’s Compensation Amendment (2°), 4529.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Minerals and Energy, 585.


4660.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5844.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5328.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5624.Minister for Primary Industries, 4964.

Death—Row, Sir John, KBE, 3305.

ROWELL, Marcus Hosking—continued:National park areas, Revocation, 4109.Point of order, 681.Questions—

Aboriginal housing grants, 937.Innisfail, EDGE centre, 6734.Tropical Research Institute, Innisfail, 1070.Workers’ compensation, 4993, 6735.

SANTORO, Santo, BA, BEcon(Hons) (Clayfield) (Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party)—Address in Reply, 1514.

Main topics discussed—Crime, 1591.Employment, 1514.Industrial relations, 1516.

Adjournment—Australia Post franchises, 1491.Building Units and Group Titles Act, 3585.Doomben-Pinkenba railway line, 2626.Forrester, Mr M., 2015.Logan City Workers Rugby and Sporting Club, 2015. New Zealand economy, 1491.Pensioner electricity rebates, 3585.Titles Office, 5954, 6364.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 594.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3424.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4253; (Committee), 4579, 4695, 4770, 4864, 5023, 5220,

5344, 5394, 5435, 5534, 5717, 5927.Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave), Amendment (2°), 5668;

(Committee), 5686, 5687.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 6445.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6043.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1163; (Committee), 1206- 1229.Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 6020.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6625; (Committee), 6781-6783.Nursing (2°), 844.


Mixed Use Development Amendment (2°), 6473.Professional Engineers Amendment (2°), 1329.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 890; (Committee), 991-1005.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2678.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), 2181. Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) (2°), 1127.Vocational Education, Training and Employment Amendment (2°), 5688; (Committee), 6130-

6132, 6561-6565.Workers’ Compensation Amendment (2°), 4518; (Committee), 4543.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 594.


Consumer Affairs, 5394.Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4695.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5717.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5344.Minister for Health, 5534.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5220.Minister for Lands, 5435.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5023.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4770.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade


Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and Membership, 343.

Death—Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1809.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2118.Queensland Building Services Authority, 162.


Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6348.Goods and services tax, 1629.Matters of public interest—

Australian Labor Party, 4620.Blizzard, Former Deputy Police Commissioner, 2557.Goss Government, Employment record, 6146.Industrial relations, 3997.Professional Officers Association, 202.Professional Officers Association Superannuation Fund, 3731.Whitsunday Shire Council, 5375.

Matters of special public importance—Jobs, 4067.Jobs Plan, 6553. Tourism industry, Contribution to Queensland economy, 2324.

Points of order, 14, 193, 848, 1712, 2541, 2587, 2681, 2738, 3591, 3928, 5676, 5721, 6600.Questions—

Aboriginal death in custody, 5595.Auctioneers and Agents Fidelity Fund, 368.Australian Friesian Sahiwal cattle, 5192.Australian Meat Industry Employees Union, Strike, 3606.Brisbane Airport ambulance station, 5110, 5111.Brisbane City Council, Finances, 5895.Brisbane North Health Region, 2024.Building subcontractor, Assault, 3607.Business, Government interference, 3883.


Enterprise agreements, 2497, 5297, 5501, 5590.Enterprise bargaining, 4613, 4614, 4934.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs—

Department, 6540.Minister, 6540.

Group training schemes, 6378, 6380.HOME Scheme, 2736.Industrial relations, 193.Ipswich TAFE College, 6482.Mason, Ms. B., 2314, 2315. Metropolitan Regional Abattoir, 3606.Metway Bank, 61.Passenger rail services, 4434.Persson, Mr. D., 2736.Portable long service leave levy, 4433.Prisons, Sexual assault and drug use, 3939.Public officials, 3940, 3977.Public sector enterprise agreements, 3883.Q Promotions Pty Ltd, 3499.Redcliffe Hospital, 1955.Rural training schools, 4556.SEQEB meter readers, 2496. Subcontractors, 2740.TAFE colleges, 5884, 6278.Titles offices, 5963.Trainees, 6479.Transit Centre, Riot, 5595.Unemployment, 4556.Vasta, Mr Justice, Former, 3499.Wacol Correctional Centre, 4934.Workers compensation, 179.Workers Compensation Board, 5786.

Speaker, Election, 12.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2551, 2567.Valedictory, 1339.

SHELDON, Joan Mary, DipPhty, MAPA, LTCL (Caloundra) (Leader of the Liberal Party)—Address in Reply, 1863.

Main topics discussed—Economy, 1864.Goods and services tax, 1866.Unemployment, 1863.Women, 1869.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 99; (Committee), 314, 437, 562, 761.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3395.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4226; (Committee), 4568, 4700, 5204, 5513, 5900.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2331; (Committee), 2368-2379. Bank Integration (Bank of Queensland) (2°), 2946.Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1016; (Committee), 1051-1056. Brisbane Cricket Ground (2°), 3334; (Committee), 3354-3356.Building Societies Fund (2°), 3283.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 4002.Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment (2°), 6555.Financial Institutions Legislation Amendment (2°), 3332.Gaming Machine Amendment (2°), 5939; (Committee), 5946-5949.Gladstone Power Station Agreement (2°), 6163.Golden Casket Art Union Amendment (2°), 4022; (Committee), 4026, 4027.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3024.Lang Park Trust Amendment (Remaining stages), 5995; (2°), 6011.


Licensing Fees Legislation (Liquor and Tobacco Products) Amendment (2°), 5949.Lotto Amendment (2°), 2381. Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6620; (Committee), 6779-6781.Pay-roll Tax Amendment (2°), 798; (Committee), 821, 822.Public Officers’ Superannuation Benefits Recovery Amendment (2°), 4027.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 4916; (Committee), 5175, 5176.Suncorp Insurance and Finance Amendment (2°), 2754.Superannuation Legislation Amendment (2°), 3326.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 716; (Committee), 794.

Brisbane Casino, Tender process, 735, 737.Budget Estimates 1992-1993—

(Procedure and time limits—Motion, 42.)Minister for Health, 562.Minister for Justice, Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 437.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 314.Treasurer, 761.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4700.Minister for Health, 5513.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5204.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4568.Treasurer, 5900.

Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and membership, 342.

Deaths—Duggan, Mr J. E., AO, 3372.Harris, Mr E. D., 4814.Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1808.Oodgeroo Noonuccal, 4422.Row, Sir John, KBE, 3304.Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1364.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1364.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Brisbane Casino Agreement Regulation (1993), 3921.Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 3681.



Goods and services tax, 1611.Leave to move motions without notice, 666, 735. Matters of public interest—

City of Brisbane, Debt, 5764.Goods and services tax, 1372.Government’s financial management, 2222.Political donation, 4202.Public Service salaries increase, 3385.Queensland Health, 3989.Unemployment, 5764.

Matters of special public importance—Mabo, 6295.Primary Industries, Department, 2659.

Points of order, 187, 188, 372, 675, 739, 740, 743, 744, 745, 806, 1023, 1046, 2155, 2159,2353, 2735, 3036, 3485, 3581, 3604, 3882, 4012, 4194, 4324, 4327, 4430, 5189,5362, 6142, 6143, 6301, 6479.


Documents, Tabling, 361.Rezoning, Alleged Ministerial intervention, 3306.Sub judice rule, 361.


Tourism, Sport and Racing, Minister, Answers to questions, 6478.Questions—

Aboriginal and island councils, 3141, 3142.Aborigines and Islanders, Land claims, 6601.Air travel budget, 1951.Ambulance Service, 5105.Angioplasties, 4053.Animal Protection Bill, 3835.Anthrax, 5188.APJ Anand, 4986, 5498.Arts grants program, 6726.Auditor-General’s report, 6385.Australia Council Arts Grants, 6729.Australian Federal Police,186.Australian Financial Institutions Commission Act, 54.Australian Loan Council guidelines, 1950.Bli Bli, Rezoning, 2872.Brisbane Casino, 1075.Brisbane City Council, Debt, 6089.Budget, 4152, 5708.Building Services Authority, 2732.Cairns Casino, 1243, 3601.Caloundra Road, Upgrading, 6729.Cardiac surgery, Number of operations, 3724; Treatment list, 4052.Casinos, 930.Coal, 4609, 4610, 4986.Compass Airlines, 2155, 2215, 2402. Construction work, Leave levy, 2733.Correctional facilities, 5361.Corrective Services, 4929, 4930.Daikyo, 1075.Education, 3724, 5187.Election commitments, 4553.Election promises, Funding, 4429.Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Department, 6536, 6537.Fuel tax, 2214.Gladstone, Special steel project, 3312.Gold Coast Indy Car Grand Prix, 4822.Government—

Air Wing, 5105.Guarantees, 2027.Insurance policies, 4326. Loans, 2028.

Health, 1508.Hospital waiting lists, 3984, 3985, 5758.Industrial action, 1242.Investment forecasts, 4430.Ipswich City Council, 2814. Job creation, 2872.Jupiters Casino, 930.Kawana Police Station, 5498.Laurance, Mr P., 515, 676.Local authorities, 3602.Local governments, Performance dividend, 6482.Mabo, 2998, 4822, 5302, 5757, 5967, 5968, 6483.Mason Ms B., 2306.Mater Children’s Hospital, 1736.Ministers—

Impropriety, 186.Police investigation, Alleged, 372.


Responsibility, 6536, 6537.Travel expenses, 4425.

Mount Gravatt Australian Rules Football Club, 6142.Mount Gravatt Workers Club, 6142.

National parks, Aboriginal land claims, 2490. Newnham, Police Commissioner, Former, 4199.Nunn, Mr G., 4734.Permanent Building Societies Contingency Fund, 55.Police Commissioner, Former, 372.Political donation, 4198.Premier, Alleged misleading of Parliament, 187, 188.Primary Industries Department, 2648, 2649, 5361.Prince Charles Hospital, 4053.Prostitution, 3495.Public servants, 3596.QE II Hospital, 1736, 2156.QIDC Venture Capital Fund, 3313.Queensland Investment Corporation, 2402. Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation, 515, 675.Regionalism, 2997.Rockhampton Base Hospital, 3836.Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, 5892.Schools, 3671.Scotex Pty Ltd, 2491. Smorgans, 4553.Sporting clubs, 6281, 6375, 6376.Sports grants, 6141.Stamp duty, 3880.State taxes, 3880.States’ rights, 2998.Suncorp, 2402. Teaching positions, 3671.Tilley, Mr R., 4733, 4734.Tobacco licensing fees, 4553.Tokyo, Queensland Government Office, 4733.Torres Strait Islands, Self-government, 6088.Townsville, Corrective Services office, 5709.Treasurer, Expenditure program, 4152.Yakuza, 2815.

Remembrance Day, 5590.Speaker, Election, 9, 18.Unknown Soldier, Burial, 5590.Valedictory, 6789.

SIMPSON, Fiona Stuart BA (Maroochydore) (see also “Speaker, Deputy”)— Address in Reply, 2045.

Main topics discussed—Health, 2046.Law and order, 2047.

Adjournment—Pacific Paradise school, 3821.Social justice programs, 3821.Yandina highway route, 4721.Youth, Social welfare advice, 2293.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (2°), 125.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3557.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4852, 5333, 5748, 5848.Cairns Casino Agreement Amendment (2°), 6559.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2747.


Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6069; (Committee), 6077.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3104.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2833.Meat Industry (2°), 4800.Motor Vehicles Safety Amendment (2°) (Committee), 3908.Mutual Recognition (Queensland) (2°), 1092.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6707.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3658.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5748.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5848.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5333.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4852.Disallowance of regulations, Motions—

Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 4133.Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 3697.

Personal explanation, 5705.Questions—

Disabled Queenslanders, Post-school options, 3318.Maroochydore, High school, 3318.Sunshine Coast, Foster care, 6137.Sunshine Motorway bridge, 6096.

SLACK, Douglas John (Burnett)—Address in Reply, 1969.

Main topics discussed—Economy, 1970.Goods and services tax, 1970.Health, 1976.Primary industries, 1974.

Adjournment—Animal Protection Act, Charges, 4040.Fauna Conservation Act, Charges, 4040.Pollution regulations, Policing, 6367.Waste disposal, 4412.Willawong, Ace Waste disposal facility, 6587.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 400, 464, 635, 766.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3518.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4460; (Committee), 4847, 5210, 5451, 5826.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2347. Brisbane Casino Agreement (2°), 1031; (Committee), 1051-1056.Cairns Casino Agreement (2°), 4007.Local Government (2°), 6220.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 5159.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4160; (Committee), 4494-4498.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Education, 635.Minister for Environment and Heritage, 400.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 464.Treasurer, 766.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5826.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5210.Minister for Lands, 5451.Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade

Development, 4847.Disallowance of regulation, Motion—

Brisbane Casino Agreement Regulation (1993), 3923.


Matters of public interest—Emerson, Dr C., 5769.Gurulmundi toxic waste dump, 4207.National parks, Hunting, 3739.Tick eradication, 196.

National park areas, Revocation, 4104, 6498.Points of order, 2351, 4486, 5188.Privilege—

Environment and Heritage Minister, Alleged misleading of House, 2397. Questions—

Animal Protection Act, 3946, 4062.Barbagallo, Mr P., 6602.Brisbane Casino, 2405, 2406, 4149. Cairns Casino, 2499. Dryander National Park, 2822.Emerson, Dr C., 6603.Fauna Conservation Act, 3946, 4062.Great Sandy Region, 2823.Land bank, 3321.Local authority boundaries, 3488.Sinclair, Mr J., 2499. Starcke Pastoral Holdings, 4328, 4329.2020 Vision Project, 6603.Willawong, Ace Waste disposal facility, 6289.


SMITH, Geoffrey Norman (Townsville) (Minister for Lands)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 417, 432.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5425, 5465.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 657, 1317; (Committee), 1319, 1320.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5245, 5576; (Committee), 5578, 5579.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6629.Starcke Pastoral Holdings Acquisition (2°), 4444.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Lands, 417, 432.

Budget Estimates 1993-1994—Minister for Lands, 5425, 5465.

Environmental parks, Revocation, 6494, 6497.Ministerial statements—

Draft Building Units and Group Titles (Administration) Bill, 1067.Starcke pastoral holding, 5588.

SPEAKER [Jim Fouras, BSc, BEcon (Ashgrove)]—Address in Reply—

Answer of Governor, 2299.Presentation to Governor, 2207, 2299.

Auditor-General Reports—Aboriginal and Island Councils Audits for year ended 1992, 2993.Annual report for period 1991-92, 33.Audits, 917, 6271, 2395.

BILLS:Second Reading—

Debate must be confined to principles of Bill, 4486, 6142, 6658.Chair—

Authority not to be disregarded, 4287, 6774.Must be addressed, 190, 670, 1741, 2027, 3153, 3154, 3564, 3566, 3803, 3805, 5170,

5764.Must be obeyed, 370.Must be respected, 932, 3832.


Must put motion when moved, 4283.Reflections on, Not in order, 4286, 4431, 5188, 6093, 6146.Responsibilities not to be assumed by members, 5995.Ruling, Cannot be debated, 361, 3000, 4194; Must be heeded, 4285, 4286, 4287.

Chairman of Committees, Acting, Nomination of Ms Laurel Jean Power, 2537.Chairmen of Committees, Temporary—

Nomination of Ms Laurel Jean Power, Miss Fiona Stuart Simpson, Messrs Darryl JamesBriskey, Rodney Jon Welford, Leonard William Stephan and Bruce William Davidson,30; Nomination of Mr Stephen Dominic Bredhauer, 50.

Withdrawal of nomination of Mr Rodney Jon Welford, 50.Commission to administer oath or affirmation of allegiance, 29.Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 1029, 1505, 1514, 2659, 3731, 4202, 4279, 4995, 5997,

6085, 6094, 6592.Criminal Justice Commission—

Reports, 729, 3873, 5489, 6591.Crossfiring in Chamber, Disorderly, 3827.Daily travelling allowance claims, 6079, 6132.Debate, Current session—

May not be pre-empted, 3501, 5995.May not be referred to, 3485, 3881, 4486.Must be confined to matter under discussion, 2134, 2135, 2138, 3609, 3611, 3614, 3615,

3806, 5994, 5995.Distinguished visitors, 68, 1377, 2299, 3309, 3498, 3665.Documents—

Incorporation in Hansard, Must be sighted by Mr Speaker, 6746.Motion for tabling ruled out of order, 4323.Sub judice rule, Application, 361, 373, 497, 4194, 4198, 4273.

Election—Nomination, 5.Ballot, 17.Thanks House for election, 17.Presentation to Governor, 19.

Electoral and Administrative Review Commission, Reports, 497.Electronic devices in Chamber, 4728, 4879.Governor’s Opening Speech, 1382.Hansard—

Expunging of material, 4284, 4285, 4287.Maps cannot be incorporated, 3811.

Hats, Wearing in Chamber, 5293.Interjections—

Inane and irrelevant, Not in order, 3600, 4192.Multiple, Not in order, 5596.Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 334, 877, 891, 903, 2556, 2564,

4206, 4285, 5974, 6294.Persistent, Not in order, 52, 53, 189, 201, 207, 208, 209, 322, 323, 324, 327, 369, 505, 506,

507, 510, 513, 514, 670, 713, 887, 928, 1029, 1073, 1202, 1239, 1240, 1347, 1486,1495, 1503, 1504, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1742, 1801, 1805, 1826, 1946, 2025, 2027,2159, 2212, 2213, 2215, 2216, 2487, 2541, 2556, 2650, 2736, 2812, 2820, 3006,3495, 3598, 3805, 3878, 3884, 3937, 4324, 4428, 4551, 4928, 5174, 5362, 5364,5595, 5703, 5706, 5707, 5708, 5765, 5892, 5999, 6086, 6091, 6302, 6382, 6597,6604, 6726, 6733, 6775.

Language in Chamber, Must be parliamentary, 4283, 4417.Matters of special public importance—

Contribution of tourism industry to Queensland economy, 2317.Freedom of information, 4333.Health, 3843.Jobs Plan, 3011, 6544.Mabo, 6290.Primary Industries Department, 2658.Public health system, 941.


Racing industry, 3502.Members—

Must be referred to by correct title, 1493.Must remain silent when Mr Speaker on his feet, 1504, 2737, 3363, 3604, 3729, 3946, 4205,

4324, 5359, 6093, 6487, 6603.Must resume seat or remain seated when Mr Speaker on his feet, 370, 515, 1948, 2026,

3363, 3667, 4281, 4286, 5190, 5496, 5995.Must seek leave to make statement, 5358.Named—

Mr Borbidge, 2739.Mr Cooper, 1753.Mrs McCauley, 1348.Mr Veivers, 3364.

Ordered to resume seat—Mr Borbidge, 187, 743, 1749, 4332, 6487.Mr Casey, 4201.Mr Connor, 6279.Mr Cooper, 1752.Mr De Lacy, 3000.Mr Lingard, 4286.Mrs Sheldon, 188, 3882.Mr Veivers, 1233, 3364.

Ordered to withdraw from Chamber—Mr Borbidge, 4332.Mr Cooper, 191.Mr Hobbs, 6383.Mr Johnson, 3497.

Warned, 3496, 3601, 3604, 3615, 3731, 4285, 4286, 4287, 4294, 4324, 4427, 4823, 5096,5593, 5994, 6141, 6387, 6389, 6487, 6489, 6490, 6535, 6539, 6540, 6603, 6733.

Members’ Interests, Register, 2023, 3481.Ministerial statements—

Cannot be made during matter of privilege, 6470.May be made under Standing Order 108A, 2542.Must be heard in silence, 3827, 4192, 5101, 5295, 5491, 5703.Not occasion for debate, 4192.Ruled out of order, 366.

Motions—Amendments, Must be seconded, 4278.Debate may include motion and amendment, 1616.Must be seconded, 351, 505, 742, 6774.

Motions—continued:Must not contain offensive statements, 4817, 5870.Placing on Notice Paper, Cannot be used to stifle debate, 2032.Ruled out of order, 746.Without notice, Leave to move, Subject matter must not be stated, 2209, 2641, 3137.

Noise in Chamber, Disorderly, 2639.Notices of motion, Form, 667, 1232, 3363, 4425, 6375; Must not contain offensive statements,

4817, 5870; Not occasion for debate, 3488, 4425, 6375.Order in Chamber, 741, 3599, 3618, 3884, 3946, 4323, 4429, 4608, 5361, 5597, 6094, 6537,

6597.Parliament, Official photograph, 4603.Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations—

Reports, 33, 4603.Parliamentary committees—

Reports, Length of speeches when tabled, 6374.Travel details, 6079.

Parliamentary Service Commission, Appointment of members, 29.Personal explanations—

Must be heard in silence, 6530.Must relate to matters that affect members personally, 668, 1232, 1233.


Not occasion for debate, 667, 668.Not occasion for taking points of order, 6479.

Points of order—Frivolous, Not in order, 2159, 3667, 3670, 3882, 3884, 6301.Invalid, 56, 58, 59, 376, 514, 677, 678, 740, 743, 744, 746, 894, 938, 1023, 1495, 1747,

1749, 1948, 1954, 2026, 2155, 2216, 2219, 2224, 2399, 2541, 2542, 2727, 2735,2822, 3000, 3001, 3278, 3493, 3494, 3502, 3604, 3613, 3617, 3618, 3667, 3669,3729, 3745, 3831, 3882, 3884, 4203, 4205, 4284, 4323, 4324, 4329, 4331, 4332,4428, 4434, 4612, 4622, 4734, 5094, 5188, 5189, 5190, 5703, 5704, 5994, 5998,6142, 6301, 6382, 6487, 6530, 6534, 6538, 6542.

Not occasion for debate, 188, 370, 743, 744, 5359, 6388.Printing Committee, Reports, 1231, 3593.Privilege—

Broadwater, Member, Threatening phone call, 4319; Threats, 5352.Can be raised only if member personally affected, 2737.Comments by member for Callide, 1346.Environment and Heritage, Minister, Alleged misleading of House, 2481.Matters raised, Ruled invalid, 361, 1751, 1752, 6491.Matters suddenly arising, Must be heard by Chair, 667.Not occasion for making personal explanation, 1752.

Public Works, Parliamentary Committee—Resignation of Mr V. G. Johnson, 4548.

Question time—Not occasion for debate, 6601.Not occasion for making comments, 3607.Not occasion for raising matters of privilege, 1750, 6600.

Questions—Answers—

Debate in current session, Reference not in order, 4428, 4554.May be tabled, 2869, 4818.Must be heard in silence, 184, 935, 3493, 3494, 3837, 3947, 4199, 4429, 4608, 5755,

5758, 5965, 6086, 6382, 6533.Not occasion for debate, 59, 674, 2160, 2494, 3152, 3838, 4200, 4428, 4554, 4616, 4733,

4818, 5365, 6094, 6601.Should be relevant and brief, 372, 5891.Time limit, 5499.

Form, scope and limitation, 58, 61, 511, 2028, 2037, 2214, 2737, 3142, 3148, 3325, 3839,5709, 6271, 6281, 6604.

Must be heard in silence, 2316, 2400, 2488, 3672, 3729, 3833, 3880, 4199, 4434, 4935,5965.

Not occasion for making comment, 4614, 6735, 6736.Not occasion for making speech, 3317.Upon notice, Ruled out of order, 3596.Upon notice or without notice, and Minister, Must be stated, 3668, 3843, 5111.

Register of Parliamentary Committee Reports, 6079.Register of Members’ Interests, 3481.Remembrance Day, 5599.Repetition, Tedious, Not in order, 6031.Rule of Practice No. 10, Amendment, 2633.Ruling, Dissent motion, Scope of debate, 3609.Sergeant-at-Arms, Retirement, 3365; New designation, 3717.Standing Order 123A (Grossly disorderly conduct), Members warned, 43, 44, 56, 58, 59, 65,

190, 191, 335, 511, 512, 516, 517, 670, 671, 676, 677, 739, 740, 929, 938, 986,1073, 1203, 1240, 1242, 1244, 1347, 1504, 1597, 1614, 1745, 2026, 2030, 2034,2152, 2161, 2209, 2213, 2214, 2217, 2304, 2402, 2542, 2648, 2649, 2650, 2654,2733, 2812, 2825, 2876, 2879, 2880, 2881, 2999, 3001, 3006, 3143, 3145, 3154,3311, 3492, 3493, 3495, 3497, 3502, 3599, 3600, 3601, 3602, 3603, 3665, 3666,3669, 3827, 3834, 3875, 3878, 3879, 3880, 3883, 3884, 4192, 4197, 4199, 4202,4283, 4286, 4323, 4324, 4329, 4330, 4332, 4427, 4429, 4431, 4434, 4549, 4557,4608, 4611, 4612, 4614, 4734, 4735, 4822, 4824, 4928, 4930, 4933, 4935, 4990,


5104, 5105, 5106, 5108, 5109, 5111, 5185, 5188, 5190, 5302, 5361, 5362, 5368,5369, 5491, 5592, 5596, 5597, 5703, 5705, 5712, 5758, 5867, 5892, 5893, 5965,5967, 5971, 6086, 6141, 6279, 6280, 6291, 6382, 6383, 6479, 6484, 6488, 6490,6491, 6531, 6533, 6534, 6537, 6538, 6539, 6540, 6542, 6597, 6600, 6604, 6730,6733.

Standing Order 124 (Order in the House), Members warned, 59, 370, 743, 745, 1347, 1348,1751, 1752, 2026, 2727, 3001, 3278, 3363, 3364, 3667, 4286, 4431, 5099, 5190.5359, 5974, 6600.

Standing Orders, Must be observed and respected, 4286, 6597.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2633.Statement, Leave must be sought, 5358.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 43, 184, 189, 324, 327, 370, 506, 669, 673, 676, 740,

894, 1069, 1073, 1233, 1745, 2025, 2032, 2159, 2212, 2224, 2542, 2735, 2737,2738, 2739, 3217, 3363, 3364, 3591, 3604, 3607, 3617, 3725, 3835, 3947, 3948,4199, 4203, 4204, 4280, 4281, 4282, 4283, 4284, 4286, 4288, 4324, 4995, 5188,5359, 5756, 5870, 5994, 6093, 6143, 6146, 6299, 6384, 6538, 6730, 6733.

Statements requested to be withdrawn, Must be heard by Mr Speaker, 6299, 6389.Sub judice rule, Tabling of documents, 187, 361, 373, 497; Application, 4194, 4284, 4285,

4286, 4293, 6264, 6271.Unparliamentary language—

Expressions ruled out of order—“Bank robber”, 55.“Bribe”, 4203.“Conspiracy”, 4283.“Cover-up”, 4283.“Dills”, 673.“Fool”, 506.“Fraud”, 6733.“I’ll sue his bloody arse off”, 4417.“Lied”, 1073.“Lies”, 3610, 4995, 6384.“Robber”, 43.

Ruling on use, 4417.Valedictory, 1341, 6790.Withdrawal of statements—

Collective, Cannot be ordered, 3617.Must be without equivocation, 189, 669, 1745, 2224, 3948, 4203, 4281, 4282, 4283, 4286,

6146, 6730.

SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Palaszczuk, Heinrich (Archerfield)]—[see also “Chairman of Committees”and “Palaszczuk, Heinrich”]—

Arguments, Must not be prosecuted, 3462.BILLS:

Second reading—Clauses and Schedules cannot be discussed, 4170.Debate—

Must be confined to principles of Bill, 2385, 3557, 4234, 4236, 5690, 5696.Chair—

Must be addressed, 982, 1632, 2119, 3550, 4249.Must be referred to by correct title, 2391.Reflections on, Not in order, 4312.Responsibility must not be assumed by members, 2181, 3928.Ruling, Must be heeded, 4155; Cannot be debated, 4235.

Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 1196, 2130, 3409, 3460, 3462, 6628.Crossfiring in Chamber, Disorderly, 103, 975, 1576.Debate—

Must be confined to matter under discussion, 2121, 5699.Debate—continued:

Must be confined to motion under discussion, 3928, 3929.Distinguished visitors, 4334, 5659.


Documents, Tabling, 93.Electoral and Administrative Review Commission—

Reports, 3975, 4049.Interjections—

Members need not heed, 5571.Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 978, 2183, 4373, 5666, 6667.Must not be made from table, 6551.Persistent, Not in order, 94, 101, 754, 975, 1196, 1577, 1630, 1692, 1693, 1755, 1958,

2183, 3548, 3550, 3778, 3800, 3987, 3994, 4157, 4175, 4219, 4369, 4370, 4541,5571.

Maiden speeches, Must be heard in silence, 94.Matter of special public importance—

Jobs, 4063.Members—

Must be referred to by correct title, 1032, 2333, 2335, 3403, 6557.Must not refer to previous debate in current session, 1039.Must resume seat or remain seated when Mr Deputy Speaker on his feet, 3504.Ordered to apologise, Mr Grice, 4312.Ordered to resume seat—

Mr Connor, 4542.Mrs Edmond, 1156.Mr Grice, 4235.Mr Johnson, 981.Mr Nunn, 748.Mr Pyke, 4155.Mr Santoro, 3514.Mrs Sheldon, 1046.

Warned, 3987, 4151, 4154, 4157, 4373, 4541, 4542.Ministerial statements, Must be heard in silence, 4050, 6502.Order in Chamber, 101, 748, 975, 981, 982, 1032, 1195, 1569, 1691, 1699, 1760, 1831, 2072,

2118, 2167, 2341, 2346, 3557, 3853, 3988, 3989, 4056, 4059, 4153, 4154, 4219,4224, 4235, 4249, 4298, 4362, 5568, 5690, 6116, 6456, 6560.

Passageways, Must be kept clear, 4362, 6632.Personal reflections on members, Highly disorderly, 213.Points of order—

Frivolous, Not in order, 5284.Invalid, 980, 1156, 1542, 2075, 2130, 3505, 3636, 3682, 3928, 4173, 4234, 4511, 4541,

5282, 5284, 5666, 6038, 6170, 6552.Printing Committee, Report, 3975.Provocation, Not in order, 981.Questions—

Answers—Must be heard in silence, 3987.Not occasion for comment, 4150.

Standing Order No. 123A, Grossly disorderly conduct, Members warned, 3504, 3515, 3928,3987, 6551, 6667.

Standing Orders, Must be observed, 6667.Statement or denial by member must be accepted, 93.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 93, 213, 1046, 1518, 1754, 2122, 2390, 3462, 3636,

3682, 4053, 4059, 4219, 4249, 4312, 4511, 4525, 4791, 6043, 6157.Unparliamentary language—

Expressions ruled out of order—“Dingo”, 4219.“Lie”, 4053.

SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Bredhauer, Stephen Dominic, DipTeach, (Cook)]—[see also “Chairman ofCommittees, Temporary” and “Bredhauer, Stephen Dominic”]—

BILLS:Second reading—

Debate—


Must be confined to principles of Bill, 2260, 2272, 2273, 2274, 2276, 2277, 2349, 2356,2359, 3101, 3102, 3103, 3104,3191, 3192, 3193, 3196, 3207, 4389, 6693.

Chair—Must be addressed, 1705, 3193, 4389, 4390, 6566, 6567, 6693.Must be respected, 3582.Ruling, Cannot be debated, 4266.

Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 1703, 1707, 1709, 2020, 2290, 2981, 3202, 3531, 3539,3887.

Criminal Justice, Parliamentary Committee, Report, 4443.Debate, Current session—

Must be confined to matter under discussion, 3770.Distinguished visitor, 3538.Division bells, Duration, 2366, 3350.Interjections—

Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 1324, 1705, 2007, 3455, 3456,3540, 3580, 4127, 4461, 6149.

Persistent, Not in order, 1427, 1646, 1710, 1711, 1712, 1713, 1865, 2006, 2273, 2364,2693, 2911, 3121, 3122, 3123, 3207, 3582, 4136, 4450, 6443.

Language in Chamber, Must be chosen carefully, 2702, 3206; Must be parliamentary, 3971.Members—

Must be referred to by correct title, 3773, 6015.Must resume seat or remain seated when Mr Deputy Speaker on his feet, 3582.Ordered to resume seat—

Mr Connor, 3104.Mr Lingard, 4265.Mr Rowell, 2274.

Ordered to withdraw from Chamber—Mr Connor, 3583.Mrs Sheldon, 3582.

Warned, 4461.Order in Chamber, 1710, 1712, 2981, 2983, 3025, 3104, 3119, 3887, 6151.Points of order—

Can be taken only if member personally maligned, 3196.Frivolous, Not in order, 3196, 3543.Invalid, 1427, 1636, 1712, 1713, 2351, 2353, 3102, 3103, 3105, 3120, 3128, 3456, 3543,

3581, 3582, 3583, 3971, 4266, 4405, 6105, 6110.Quorum, Presence, Discretion of Chair, 4265.Standing Order No. 123A (Grossly disorderly conduct), Members warned, 1427, 1713, 2913,

3104, 3120, 3125, 3582, 3583, 6154.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 1865, 6111, 6112, 6567.Unparliamentary language—

Expressions ruled out of order—“Moron”, 1865.

Withdrawal of statement, Must be without qualification, 1865.

SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Briskey, Darryl James, DipTeach, AssocDipCommWelfare(Cleveland)]—[see also “Chairman of Committees, Temporary” and “Briskey,Darryl James”]—

Address in Reply—Presentation to Governor, 2096.

BILLS:Debate must be confined to principles of Bill, 4501.

Chair, Must be addressed, 1169, 1174, 6010, 6587.Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 1648, 1649, 2003, 2461.Debate, Current session, May not be referred to, 4463.Distinguished visitors, 3751.Documents, Tabling, Prerogative of member, 2083.Interjections—

Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 1788.Persistent, Not in order, 2966.


Members, Must be referred to by correct title, 1788, 6587.Order in Chamber, 3754, 3755, 3764, 4349.Points of order, Invalid, 1992, 2088, 2093, 2447, 2954, 2961, 3648, 4411.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 2448, 2961, 3473.

SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Davidson, Bruce William (Noosa) [see also “Davidson, Bruce William”]—Interjections—

Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 1911, 1912.Persistent, Not in order, 1910, 6331.

Order in Chamber, 6329.Points of order—

Invalid, 1904, 1920, 3076.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 6329.Withdrawal of statement, Can be ordered only if member personally maligned, 1920.

SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Power, Laurel Jean, DipTeach, (Mansfield)]—[see also “Chairman ofCommittees, Acting”, “Chairman of Committees, Temporary” and “Power, LaurelJean”]—

BILLS:Second reading—

Debate must be confined to principles of Bill, 1301, 2680, 2681, 2790, 3187, 3623, 3625,6023, 6250.

Minister need not answer questions, 4022.Chair—

Impudence to, Not in order, 3161.Must be addressed, 1983, 1985, 3183, 6012.Must be referred to by correct title, 4105.

Chamber, Must not be disrupted, 2668.Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 1991, 3185, 3232, 3244, 4899, 6706.Crossfiring in Chamber, Disorderly, 719.Distinguished visitors, 1098, 3190, 3248.Interjections—

Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 1401, 1990, 3630, 4086, 4097,5944, 6051.

Persistent, Not in order, 804, 806, 1092, 1675, 1860, 1861, 1985, 1990, 2044, 2046, 2668,2680, 2843, 3037, 3265, 3857, 4092, 4097, 5676.

Members— Must be referred to by correct title, 800, 804, 1187, 6012.Must place name on list of speakers in order to participate in debate, 2668.Ordered to resume seat, Mr Santoro, 2681.Warned, 4098.

Noise in Chamber, Disorderly, 6349.Paging devices, Must not be activated in Chamber, 2798, 2799.Personal explanation, Must relate to matters that affect member personally, 2714.Points of order, Invalid, 806, 848, 1843, 1850, 2244, 2673, 2788, 3036, 4012, 4902, 5676,

6403.Speeches—

Must be heard in silence, 2668.Must not be delivered too slowly, 3161.

Standing Order No. 123A, Grossly disorderly conduct, Members warned, 1862, 3161, 4097.Statements ordered to be withdrawn, 2246, 2681, 4098, 6054.

SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Simpson, Fiona Stuart (Maroochydore)]—[see also “Simpson, FionaStuart”]—

Chair—Must be addressed, 3113

Conversations, Audible, Disorderly, 3052.Interjections—

Must not be made from other than member’s usual place, 1565.Persistent, Not in order, 3115


Noise in Chamber, Disorderly, 1557, 1558, 1559, 1561, 1565.

SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Stephan, Leonard William (Gympie)]—[see also “Chairman ofCommittees, Temporary” and “Stephan, Leonard William”]—

Points of order, Cannot be taken from other than member’s usual place, 1451.

SPENCE, Judith Caroline, BA, DipTeach (Mount Gravatt)—Address in Reply, 2003.

Main topics discussed—Fightback, 2003.Goods and services tax, 2003.Women, 2003.

Adjournment—Toohey Forest, 5584.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 642.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4298; (Committee), 4763, 5056.Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6076.Education (Capital Assistance) (2°), 4034.Education (Consultation on Curriculum) Repeal (2°), 2526.Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 6017.Liquor Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 6108.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2681.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Education, 642.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Education, 5056.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4763.


Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6324.Parliamentary Amnesty Group—

Uganda, Human rights violations, 1332.Public Works, Parliamentary Committee—

Annual Report, 924.Reports, 925, 1814, 1944, 2485, 2726, 3138, 3596, 4051, 5101, 5961, 6479.Transcripts of evidence, 2726, 3138, 3596, 5101, 5961.


SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James (Warwick)—Address in Reply, 2090.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 2093.Parliamentary reform, 2092.Warwick electorate, 2090.

Adjournment—Local authorities, Amalgamation, 5956.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3576.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4711, 4947, 5817, 5858.Dairy Industry (2°), 3198; (Committee), 3218.Electricity Amendment (Committee), 3281, 3282.Liquor Amendment (1993) (Committee), 2945.Local Government (2°), 6244; (Committee), 6257.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2457; (Committee), 2508. Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6669.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2268; (Committee), 2283, 2284.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Legislative Assembly (Parliamentary Service Commission), 4711.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5817.


Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5858.Minister for Primary Industries, 4947.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5286.


Goods and services tax, 1766.Parliamentary Amnesty Group—

Extrajudicial executions and disappearances, 6579.Personal explanation, 6594.Points of order, 2945, 3928.

STEPHAN, Leonard William (Gympie) [see also “Chairman of Committees, Temporary” and“Speaker, Deputy”]—

Address in Reply, 1483.Main topics discussed—

Enterprise bargaining, 1487. Health, 1483. Mine capping, 1485.

Adjournment—Ambulance services, 2013.Electricity accounts, 2983.Gympie, Mine capping, 3865.Taxes and charges, 2983.Teacher numbers, Reduction, 5873.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 424.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3548.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4400; (Committee), 4595, 4664, 4761, 4968, 5028, 5227,

5461, 5724.Dairy Industry (2°), 3182.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3090.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 1314.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5571.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2433. Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2689.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2258; (Committee), 2286.



4664.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5724.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5227.Minister for Lands, 5461.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5028.Minister for Primary Industries, 4968.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4761.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4595.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5275.

Goods and services tax, 1800.Points of order, 3161, 5282.Questions—

Ambulance charges, Hospital to hospital transfers, 6737.Gympie TAFE college, 3150.Security of leases, 6737.Water, Availability for urban and rural consumers, 3149.



STONEMAN, Mark David (Burdekin)—Address in Reply, 2007.

Main topics discussed—Burdekin electorate, 2008.Goods and services tax, 2012.Government services, 2013.

Adjournment—Ambulance Service transport costs, 5092.Home Hill, Government services, 5481.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 221, 289, 428, 525, 602.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3544.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4261; (Committee), 5070, 5150, 5317, 5383, 5441, 5634,

5806, 5933.Audit Legislation Amendment (2°), 2339; (Committee), 2369-2380. Brisbane Cricket Ground (2°), 3339; (Committee), 3350-3358.Classification of Films Amendment (2°), 2697.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 6437.Dairy Industry (Committee), 3222, 3223.Industrial Relations Amendment (2°), 1181; (Committee), 1208, 1220.Lands Legislation Amendment (2°), 1315; (Committee), 1318-1320.Local Government (2°), 6202. Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2451; (Committee), 2506-2510. Meat Industry (2°), 4877; (Committee), 4890-4896.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6653; (Committee), 6784.Pay-roll Tax Amendment (2°), 815; (Committee), 820, 821.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 5164.Security Providers (2°), 6408; (Committee), 6428-6436.Townsville City Council (Douglas Land Development) (2°), 2164.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Consumer Affairs and Corrective Services, 525.Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 602.Minister for Lands, 428.Minister for Primary Industries, 289.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 221.


Consumer Affairs, 5383.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5806.Minister for Education, 5070.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5317.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5150.Minister for Lands, 5441.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5634.Treasurer, 5933.


Disallowance of regulation, Motions—Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2123.Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5282.


Appointment and membership, 331.Goods and services tax, 1638.Matters of special public importance—

Jobs Plan, 3020, 6545.Mabo, 6299.

Points of order, 606, 607, 1747, 1992, 1993, 2038, 2122, 2130, 2961, 5284, 5808.Privilege—

Burdekin, Member, Alleged racist comments, 2713.


Questions—Brereton/Kelty industrial debate, 3886.Drought, 3320.Mabo, 3886.Miners’ homestead leases, Freeholding, 6388. Queensland Dairy Authority, 3320.Rural communities, Policing, 5762, 5763.

SULLIVAN, Jonathan Harold (Caboolture)—Address in Reply, 1977.

Main topics discussed—Caboolture electorate, 1978.Goods and services tax, 1982.Unemployment, 1981.

Adjournment—Caboolture electorate, 4720.Coalition parties, 357.Defamation laws, 3818. Opposition Leader, Comments on business, 1492.Pumicestone Passage, 913.Yandina bypass, 5580, 5874.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 218, 448.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4582, 4956, 5208, 5543.Business Licence Deregulation (Milksellers and Fish Buyers) Amendment (2°), 2904.Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 6070.Dairy Industry (2°), 3186.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6054.Health Legislation Amendment (2°), 1304.Local Government (2°), 6235.Meat Industry (2°), 4790.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2787.New South Wales-Queensland Border Rivers Amendment (2°), 2900.Stock Amendment (2°), 4910.Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 2787.Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2244.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Justice, Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 448.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 218.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Health, 5543.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5208.Minister for Primary Industries, 4956.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4582.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2121.Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), No. 373., 5281.


Goods and services tax, 1753.Matter of public interest—

Slipper, Mr P., 758Matter of special public importance—

Freedom of information, 4336.National park areas, Revocation, 6497.Points of order, 1850, 2082, 5012.Questions—

Caboolture State High School, 681.Farmers, 681.Prosecutors, 3947.


Racing industry, 1954.Road Safety Awareness Program, 3947.Sunshine Coast, 1955.

Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2575.State forest areas, Revocation, 2103, 4087.Subordinate Legislation, Parliamentary Committee—

Report, 4604.

SULLIVAN, Terence Boland (Chermside)—Address in Reply, 1915.

Main topics discussed—Education, 1916.Health, 1919.Police, 1918.

Adjournment—Federal election, 2296. Queensland Justices Association, 4046.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 462, 617.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4657, 5229, 5336, 5527, 5790.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3097.Health Legislation Amendment (1992) (2°), 1302; (Committee), 1308.Health Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 6518.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6694.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3652.Regulatory Reform Amendment (2°), 5262.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 617.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 462.


4657.Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5790.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5336.Minister for Health, 5527.Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5229.


2140.Education, 3787.Points of order, 3636, 4411, 4582, 5513, 6781.Questions—

Door-to-door sales, 6094.Home buyers nights, 6095.Information technology conference, 3842. Nundah Community Support Group, 2881.Retail Shop Leases Act, 2882.Schools, 4933.Schoolsafe Program, 4933.Small business, 2827.State Budget, 3842.Unemployment, 2881.


SZCZERBANIK, John (Albert)—Address in Reply, 1559.

Main topics discussed—Albert electorate, 1559.Health, 1563.Transport, 1561.


Adjournment—Albert electorate, Quarries, 4143.Eastern corridor, 5181.Road workers’ safety, 3132.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 466, 560.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3535.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4224; (Committee), 4645, 5320, 5458, 5522.Brisbane Cricket Ground (2°), 3338.Health Legislation Amendment (2°), 6517.Local Government (Committee), 6256.Local Government Legislation Amendment (1993) (2°), 2460. Nursing (2°), 841.Security Providers (2°), 6424.Transport Infrastructure (Railways) Amendment (2°), 5662.Transport Legislation Amendment (2°), 2202. Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2257.

Budget Estimates 1992-1993—Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 466.Minister for Health, 560.


4645.Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5320.Minister for Health, 5522.Minister for Lands, 5458.



2142.Questions—

Anti-stalking laws, 6137.Bahrs Scrub State High School, 4992.Brisbane-Gold Coast Highway, 6388.Car parks, Security Lighting, 4732.Eastern corridor, 6603.Gold Coast rail link, 4992.Miners’ homestead leases, 6388.North American Free Trade Agreement, 6138.Organ retrieval flights, 6604.Pacific Highway works program, 6290.Rollerbladers, 4616.

TURNER, Neil John (Nicklin)—Address in Reply, 1849.

Main topics discussed—ALP State Government, 1854.Australia as a republic, 1850.Law and order, 1851.Nicklin electorate, 1851.

Adjournment—Jordan, Mr D., 2018.Media independence, 6263.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3570.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4406.Dairy Industry (2°), 3212.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6643.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 962; (Committee), 1000.


Water Resources Amendment (2°), 2274.Deaths—

Smith, Colonel Sir Henry Abel, 1361.Sullivan, Hon. V. B., 1361.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1993, 4126.

Personal explanation, 2023.Points of order, 3669, 4411, 6271.Questions—

Compass Airlines, 4156.Export Development Advisory Committee, 6606.Jury system, 4155.Pensioner concessions, 3319.Sunshine Coast, Rail services, 3319; Law and order, 6606.

VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton (Nudgee)—BILLS:

Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) Committee, 4587, 4752, 5432, 5814.Eagle Farm Racecourse (2°), 5248.Gladstone Power Station Agreement (2°), 6171.Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 1) (2°), 1312. Lands Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 5569.Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 6013.Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2934.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2674.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development, 5814.Minister for Lands, 5432.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4752.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development, 4587.

Questions—Coal exploration, 5492.Power stations, 5495.

VEIVERS, Michael Desmond (Southport)—Address in Reply, 2072.

Main topics discussed—Goods and services tax, 2075.Queensland economy, 2073.Unemployment, 2072.

Adjournment—Mura, Mr and Mrs A., 3819.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 251. Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4749.Dairy Industry (2°), 3190.Eagle Farm Racecourse (2°), 5246.Lang Park Trust Amendment (2°), 5998; (Committee), 6027-6030.Liquor Amendment (2°), 1099; (Committee), 1119-1122. Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2923Liquor Amendment (No. 2) (2°), 6102; (Committee), 6112-6116.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6761.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 976.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation Amendment (2°), 4504.Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2606; (Committee), 2696.Willows Sports Complex (2°), 4504; (Committee), 4507.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 251.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4749.




Goods and services tax, 1728.Leave to move motion without notice, 3306.Matter of public interest—

Gold Coast rail link, 5001.Matters of special public importance—

Racing industry, 3502.Tourism industry, Contribution to Queensland economy, 2319.

Personal explanations, 1232.Points of order, 248, 1080, 1920, 1954, 3001, 3363, 3504, 3614, 3617, 3618, 4123, 4612,

4895, 5703, 6105, 6389.Privilege—

Alleged censorship of notice of motion, 3363.Questions—

Coughlan, Mr J., 3841.Education Minister, 3841.

Speaker, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 3610.

WARNER, Anne Marie (South Brisbane) (Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal andIslander Affairs)—

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 452, 468.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5306, 5348.Intellectually Disabled Citizens Amendment (2°), 4441, 5256.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6617.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 452, 468.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 5306, 5348.



Mabo, 6301.Ministerial statements—

Aboriginal and island councils, Public Accounts Committee report, 6502.Aboriginal Communities, Self-government, 6273.Basil Stafford Centre, 1501.Child protection register, 4729.Disability Services, Draft strategy, 4545.

Overseas visit, 733.

WATSON, David John Hopetoun, BComm(Hons), MA, PhD, AAUQ, FASA, CPA, ACA (Moggill)—Address in Reply, 1886.

Main topics discussed—Australian economy, 1888.Kenmore Police Station, 1887.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 567, 580, 771.Appropriation (No. 1) (1993) (2°), 3551.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 4383; (Committee), 5525, 5610, 5738, 5912.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3267.Government Owned Corporations (2°), 3048.Higher Education (General Provisions) (2°), 2845.Native Title (Queensland) (2°), 6748.Revenue Laws Amendment (2°), 5171.Tobacco Products (Licensing) Amendment (2°), 787.


Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Health, 567.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 580.Treasurer, 771.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 5738.Minister for Health, 5525.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5610.Treasurer, 5912.

Deaths—Lickiss, Hon. W. D., 1810.


2135.Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—

Report on review of parliamentary committees, 6319.Goods and services tax, 1721.Matters of special public importance—


Points of order, 1427, 3582, 3971, 4967, 5136, 5622. Questions—

Aboriginal and island councils, 3322.Electricity prices, 3153.Interim Budget Statement, 3665.Medicare agreement, 3838.Public sector deficit, 3323.

WELFORD, Rodney Jon, BA(Hons), LLB, GradDipLegalPrac, GradDipIndRel (Everton)—Address in Reply, 1452.

Main topics discussed—Education, 1453.Everton electorate, 1452.Goods and services tax, 1455.Transport, 1454.Urban planning, 1455.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 261, 444.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4768, 5148, 5213, 5637, 5846.Bail Amendment (2°), 3626.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 6047.Jurisdiction of Courts (Cross-vesting) Amendment (2°), 3968.Liquor Amendment (1992) (2°), 1100. Liquor Amendment (1993) (2°), 2927.Liquor Amendment (No. 2) ( 1993) (2°), 6105.Magistrates Courts Jurisdiction Amendment (2°), 3954.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2776.Penalties and Sentences (Committee), 708, 711.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 3656. Racing and Betting Amendment (2°), 2686.Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 2797.Trustee Companies Amendment (2°), 3966.Vocational Education and Training (Industry Placement) (2°), 1144.Wet Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management (2°), 4166.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 444.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 261.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Environment and Heritage, 5846.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5148.


Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5213.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5637.Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing, 4768.


Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Brisbane Casino Agreement Regulation (1993), 3927.Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2116Workers Compensation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 3693.


Electoral and Administrative Review, Parliamentary Committee—Appointment and membership, 323.

Matters of public interest—Noosa development mafia, 4995.Pollution regulations, Policing, 6152.Queensland Place, 2556.

Matters of special public importance—Freedom of information, 4333.Racing industry, 3504.Tourism industry, Contribution to Queensland economy, 2318.

National park areas, Revocation, 4101.Points of order, 1109, 1865, 2953, 3611, 4771.Privileges Committee, Report, 5705.Residential Tenancies Law Review Committee, Report, 923.Speaker, Ruling, Motion of dissent, 3617.Standing Rules and Orders, Amendment of Rule of Practice No. 10, 2590.

WELLS, Dean MacMillan, BA(1stClHons), MA, LLB (Murrumba) (Minister for Justice andAttorney-General and Minister for the Arts)—

Barristers and solicitors, Fees paid by Crown, Return to order, 5183.BILLS:

Anti-Discrimination Amendment (2°), 480, 1162.Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 434, 450.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 5194, 5236.Bail Amendment (2°), 2617, 3629.Criminal Justice Amendment (2°), 5982, 6575Criminal Law Amendment (2°), 5473, 6077; (Committee), 6077.Freedom of Information Amendment (2°), 5475, 6058; (Committee), 6063-6065.Jurisdiction of Courts (Cross-vesting) Amendment (2°), 3679, 3970; (Committee), 3972.Justice and Attorney-General Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 3817, 5563;

(Committee), 5563-5566.Limitation of Actions Amendment, (2°), 5474, 5951.Magistrates Courts Jurisdiction Amendment (2°), 3678, 3962; (Committee), 3965.Offence Notices Legislation Amendment (2°), 5561.Penalties and Sentences (2°), 159, 703; (Committee), 705-711.Penalties and Sentences Legislation Amendment (2°), 2620, 3712; (Committee), 3715.Supreme Court Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 2418, 2802; (Committee), 2804.Trustee Companies Amendment (2°), 2622, 3967.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 434, 450.

Budget Estimates 1993-94—Minister for Justice and Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, 5194, 5236.

Disallowance of regulation, Motion—Freedom of Information Regulation (1992), 2127.



Freedom of information, 4340.


Ministerial statements—Court of Appeal, 5293.Director of Prosecutions, Annual report, 3831.Electoral Commission, Annual report, 5357.Freedom of information, 2868.Judges Salaries and Allowances Tribunal, 5294.Justices of the peace and commissioners for declarations, 1594.Mason, Ms B, 2302.Operation Trident, 2302, 2396.Special Prosecutor’s Office, 3301.State election media campaign, 3595.

Points of order, 4282, 6043, 6567.Speaker, Election, 11.

WOODGATE, Margaret Rosemary (Kurwongbah)—Address in Reply, 1476.

Main topics discussed—Education, 1476.Health, 1478.Kurwongbah electorate, 1476.Labor Government achievements, 1481.Lavarch, Mr M., 1477.

Adjournment—Hewson tax package, Effect on women, 1489.Kurwongbah electorate, Railway stations, 5484.Liberal Party, Performance in State election, 494.Pine Rivers Shire Council, 1934.Queensland Justices Association, 3476.Spirit of the Outback, 6264.

BILLS:Appropriation (No. 2) (1992) (Committee), 243.Appropriation (No. 2) (1993) (Committee), 4635, 5020, 5125, 5612.Consumer Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) (2°), 6439.Electricity Amendment (2°), 3256.Local Government (2°), 6211; (Committee), 6258.Local Government Legislation Amendment (No. 2) (1993) (2°), 2917.Local Government (Palm Beach Land) (2°), 1266.Mixed Use Development (2°), 2762.Petroleum Amendment (2°), 3622.Police Service Administration Amendment (2°), 6465.Prostitution Laws Amendment (2°), 885.

Budget Estimates 1992-93—Deputy Premier, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities, 243.


4635.Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, 5125.Minister for Minerals and Energy, 5612.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 5020.

Disallowance of regulations, Motions—Ambulance Service Amendment Regulation (No. 1) (1993), 4135.Local Government (Shire of Cooloola) Regulation (1993), 5284.


Federal election, 2234.Gurulmundi toxic waste dump, 4213.


Questions—Attorney-General’s Department, Salaries, 3672.

Coalmines, 3988.Community legal centres, 1080.Education, 3729.Electricity prices, 2032.Export inspection costs, 3943.Gold Coast Indy Car Grand Prix, 1078.Great Barrier Reef, Oil spills, 3672.Jenkin, Ms P., 3936.Jobsback, 2032.Legal Aid Commission, 3729.Museums, 3008.Prostitution, 3007.Rainfall, 3989.School refurbishment program, 1252.Schoolies week, 1252.SIMTARS, 5971.Westpac, 3942.Women and the law, 5971.

Index to Questions

Aboriginal and Island councils—Auditor-General’s reports (Mrs Sheldon), 3141, 3142; (Mr Littleproud), 3144, 3145; (Dr

Watson), 3322.Audits (Mr Lingard), 3006.Financial administration (Mr Littleproud), 6489, 6490.PAC report (Mr Borbidge), 6486, 6598.

Aborigines—Children, Detention (Mr Lingard), 3147.Councils, Audits (Mr Lingard), 3006; (Mrs Sheldon), 3141, 3142; (Mr Littleproud), 3144, 3145;

(Dr Watson), 3322.Deaths in custody (Mr Borbidge), 5359; (Mr Pitt), 5360; (Mr Cooper), 5365, 5597; (Mr

Bredhauer), 5501; (Mr Santoro), 5595; (Mrs Sheldon), 5892.Education (Mr Bredhauer), 4615.Health facilities (Mr Bredhauer), 3154.Housing grants (Mr Rowell), 937.Land rights (Mr Sheldon), 2490, 6601.Liberal Party policies (Mr Bennett), 680.Police bashings, Allegations (Mr Cooper), 5491.Vocational education and training (Mr Bredhauer), 2653.Youth unemployment, Mount Morgan (Mr Pearce), 2316.

Abortion law (Mr Borbidge), 4149.Ace Waste disposal facility, Willawong (Mr Slack), 6289.Administrative efficiency, Ministerial task force (Mr Horan), 4158.Adoption Privacy Protection Group, Comments by Minister for Family Services and Aboriginal

and Islander Affairs (Mr Littleproud), 63.Advertising agencies, Government tenders (Mr Livingstone), 2734.AIDS Council, School visits (Mr Quinn), 4731.AIDS prevention measures, Queensland industry (Mr Budd), 6284.Air/sea rescues (Mrs Bird), 4935.Air services, Western (Mr Nunn), 2878.Alternative Energy Advisory Group (Mr Nuttall), 3500.Ambulance Service—

Brisbane Airport (Mr Santoro), 5110, 5111; (Mr Briskey), 5191.Budget (Mr Cooper), 2408.Expenditure (Mr Borbidge), 6382.Fees (Mr Cooper), 5108.Funds raised by communities (Mr Borbidge), 6726.

Ambulance Service—continued:Gold Coast, Officers (Mr Cooper), 2409, 4824, 4936, 5108; (Mr Borbidge), 5103.Officer training (Mr Livingstone), 4824.Patient transfers (Mr Cooper), 4436, 4549; (Mr Stephan), 6737.Response times (Mr Pitt), 4822; (Mr Cooper), 4936.Restructuring (Mr Livingstone), 4553.Staffing levels (Mr Cooper), 3673.Sunshine Coast, Officers (Mrs Sheldon), 5105.Vehicles (Mr Pyke), 4555.Yeppoon (Mr Livingstone), 3670.

Angioplasties, Prince Charles Hospital (Mrs Sheldon), 4053.Animals Protection Act, Charges (Mr Slack), 3946, 4062.Animals Protection Bill (Mrs Sheldon), 3835.Anthrax (Mrs Sheldon), 5188; (Mr Perrett), 5299.Anti-stalking laws (Mr Szczerbanik), 6137.APJ Anand (Mrs Sheldon), 4986, 5498.Aramac Shire, Main Roads funding (Mr Borbidge), 3310; (Mr Johnson), 3324.Arts funding (Mr Purcell), 5970; (Mrs Sheldon), 6726, 6729.Ashmore Community Sports and Leisure Club (Mr Livingstone), 6601.Asia/Pacific regional headquarters (Mr Pitt), 5104.Asian export opportunities (Mr Beattie), 4937.Atherton Tableland Maize Marketing Board (Mr Nuttall), 3500.Attorney-General’s Department salaries (Mrs Woodgate), 3672.

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Auctioneers and Agents Fidelity Fund (Mr Santoro), 368; (Mr Pitt), 513.Auditor-General, Report (Mr Pitt), 6383; (Mrs Sheldon), 6385.Aust-Asia Pacific (Mr Borbidge), 1945, 2025.Australia Council arts grants (Mrs Sheldon), 6729.Australian Chamber of Manufactures survey (Mr Pyke), 2742.Australian Coachline Holdings (Mr Pitt), 1241.Australian Federal Police, Report on impropriety by Minister (Mrs Sheldon), 186, 188, 372.Australian Friesian Sahiwal cattle (Mr Santoro), 5192; (Mr Lingard), 5759, 5760, 5894, 5962,

5963, 6082, 6144, 6377; (Mr FitzGerald) 6083.Australian Labor Party, Queensland senators, Voting patterns (Mr Grice), 3317; Invoice (Mr

Lingard), 4322, 4548.Australian Loan Council, Guidelines (Mrs Sheldon), 1950.Australian Meat Industry Employees Union (Mr Santoro), 3606.Australian products, Labelling (Mr Purcell), 6736.Australian republic, Premier’s support (Mr Borbidge), 2729; Comments by Governor-General (Mr

Borbidge), 4551.Australian Securities Commission, Ministerial responsibility (Mr Pitt), 2488.Australian vocational certificate training system (Mrs Rose), 2822.

Baby safety capsules (Mr Bredhauer), 6491.Bag checks (Mr Pitt), 5966.Bahrs Scrub State High School (Mr Szczerbanik), 4992.Bamaga Island Council (Mr Bredhauer), 2727.Bank accounts tax (Mr Pitt), 4609.Barbagallo, Mr D. (Mr Lingard), 6485.Barbagallo, Mr P. (Mr Slack), 6602.Bardon Professional Development Centre (Mr Quinn), 4737, 5970; (Mr Briskey), 5974.Barristers and solicitors, Fees paid by Crown (Mr Beanland), 182.Bay islands, Water transport (Mr Briskey), 5974.Belanglo State Forest backpacker murders (Mr Livingstone), 6538.Better Cities Program (Mr Davies), 192; (Mr Livingstone), 1509.Biotechnology research (Mr Pyke), 4154.Birth certificates, Forged (Mr Beattie), 6606.Blackall, Power station (Mr Nunn), 6732.Bli Bli, Rezoning (Mrs Sheldon), 2872.Blizzard, Deputy Police Commissioner (Mr Borbidge), 369.Blood Bank, Testing for CMV (Mr Horan), 1741; Supplies (Mr Horan), 3314.Blood platelet transfusion reductions (Mr Horan), 1740.Blue-green algae (Mr Hobbs), 1251.Boats and boating—

Accidents (Mr Pearce), 3004.Building industry, Exports (Mrs Rose), 2410.Registration (Mrs Bird), 5762.Safety (Mrs Bird), 4935.

Bone marrow donations (Mr Horan), 1741.Boomer holding, Purchase for national park purposes (Mr Lester), 2398.Bore water licences (Mr Budd), 5764.Bowen Basin coal exploration permits (Mr Davies), 6145.Bowen, Job training centre (Mrs Bird), 1512; Fishing and horticultural industries (Mrs Bird), 3727.Breast cancer screening (Mrs Bird), 5761.Brereton/Kelty industrial debate (Mr Stoneman), 3886.Brisbane—

Airport, Ambulance station (Mr Santoro), 5110, 5111; (Mr Briskey), 5191.Casino (Mr Pitt), 184, 2304; (Mrs Sheldon), 930, 1075; (Mr Slack), 2405, 2406, 4149; (Mr

Borbidge), 5186; (Mr Livingstone), 5303..Convention and Exhibition Centre (Mr Pitt), 184, 4053.Cricket Ground redevelopment (Mr Pitt), 2999.North Regional Health Authority, Meeting with Premier (Mr Horan), 1511; (Mr Borbidge), 1745;

(Mr Lingard), 1748; Staffing levels (Mr Santoro), 2024.Port, Road link (Mr Purcell), 5969.

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Southern bypass (Mr Robertson), 6539.Tourist destination, Desirability (Mr Pitt), 2213.

Brisbane City Council, Finances (Mr Santoro), 5895; (Mrs Sheldon), 6089.Brisbane-Gold Coast, Highway (Mr Johnson), 4991; (Mr Szczerbanik), 6388; Rail link (Mr

Szczerbanik), 4992.Brisbane-Rockhampton, Tilt trains (Mr Dollin), 4820.Bruce Highway-Yeppoon, Northern link road (Mr Lester), 2397.Budget, State—

Commonwealth programs, Abolition (Mr Pitt), 369.Cutbacks (Mr Borbidge), 3668; (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 3842.Fightback package (Mr Pitt), 1816.Fiscal equalisation (Mr Livingstone), 3882.Gold Coast allocation (Mrs Rose), 5109.Opposition Leader, Comments (Mr Livingstone), 3496.Rail closures (Mrs Sheldon), 4152.Rural Queensland (Mr Livingstone), 3941.Social needs (Mr Livingstone), 4153.Taxes, New (Mr Pitt), 4151.Timing (Mrs Sheldon), 5708; (Mr Livingstone), 6282.

Budgets, State (Mr Livingstone), 5499; (Mr Pitt), 5594.Builders Labourers Federation official, Assault at building site (Mr Santoro), 3607.Building Services Authority (Mrs Sheldon), 2732.Burdekin, Farm auctions (Mr Livingstone), 5596.Burdekin River irrigation area, Farm ballots (Mr Livingstone), 2030.Bureau of Emergency Services (Mr Cooper), 3140; (Mr Livingstone), 6730.Bus and coach safety (Mr Beattie), 62.Bus industry, Deregulation (Ms Power), 5503.Bus services (Mr Pitt), 5966.Bush, A. J. (Mr Purcell), 4432.Bushfire prevention (Mr Pitt), 5707.Business sector—

Climate (Mr Pitt), 3834, 6484.Investment (Mr Pitt), 4324; (Mr Livingstone), 5758, 5891.Opportunities (Mr Pitt), 2999.Performance (Dr Clark), 2163.Regulations (Mrs Bird), 1249; (Mr Connor), 4550.

Byfield National Park (Mr Lester), 1068.

Cabinet Ministers—Accountability (Mr Perrett), 5500.Education, Comments on equity branch of department (Mrs McCauley), 3315.Housing, Local Government and Planning, Ministerial rezonings (Mr Pitt), 3143.Impropriety, Report by Australian Federal Police (Mrs Sheldon), 186.Misleading of Parliament (Mr Borbidge), 183.Primary Industries, Personal staff (Mr Lingard), 2652; Electorate research officer (Mr Lingard),

2653; (Mr Hobbs), 2656.Reshuffle (Mr Borbidge), 5300.Responsibility (Mr Perrett), 5500; (Mr Borbidge), 6487, 6532, 6597; (Mrs Sheldon), 6536,

6537; (Mr Littleproud), 6542.Travel expenses (Mrs Sheldon), 4425; (Mr Beanland), 6732.

Caboolture—Police district (Mr Livingstone), 4823.State High School (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 681.

Cairns—Airport (Mr Livingstone), 5107.Casino, Tender process, (Mrs Sheldon), 1243, 3601; (Mr Pitt), 2400; (Mr Slack), 2499.City Council (Mr Lingard), 2643.James Cook University campus (Mr Quinn), 2162; (Dr Clark), 2210.Tertiary facilities (Mr Quinn), 3004.

Cairns Central State School (Mr Quinn), 3979.


Cairns-Rockhampton rail line, Electrification (Mr Pitt), 2027.Callide A Power Station (Mr Gilmore), 3490.Caloundra, Road upgrading (Mrs Sheldon), 6729.Cambodia, Police assistance during election (Mr Pitt), 3311.Cannabis research, CJC (Mr Pitt), 4928.Cape York—

Housing, Local Government and Planning Minister, Visit (Mr Dollin), 4330.Land acquisition (Mr Borbidge), 6279.Space base (Mr Pitt), 2730; (Mr Borbidge), 4427.

Car parks, Security lighting (Mr Szczerbanik), 4732.Cardiac surgery, Funding cutbacks (Mrs Sheldon), 3724, 4053; Waiting list (Mrs Sheldon), 4052.Carter, A. J. (Mr Perrett), 6595.Casinos, Money laundering (Mr Borbidge), 926; Tender process (Mrs Sheldon), 931.Castle Hill, Provisional heritage listing (Mr Davies), 3151.Cattle tick eradication (Mr Perrett), 3324, 3325.Cavanagh, Mr J. (Mr Gilmore), 2220.CEDA conference (Mr Pitt), 5104.Central Java, Sister-State relationship (Mrs Edmond), 3980.Child care (Mrs Rose), 5110; (Mr Littleproud), 6543.Child molesters (Mr Davies), 3877.Child prostitution (Mr Cooper), 6387.Child Protection Register (Mr Littleproud), 4818, 4819.Chillagoe, Perlite deposit (Mr Pitt), 4325.Chinchilla Weir, Outbreak of blue-green algae (Mr Hobbs), 1251.Citytrain network timetable (Mr Nunn), 2826.Clerk of Parliament, Role (Mr Borbidge), 51; Duties (Mr Borbidge), 52.Cleveland District State High School (Mr Briskey), 4557.Coal—

Domestic royalties (Mrs Sheldon), 4609, 4986.Exploration permits (Mr Vaughan), 5492, (Mr Davies), 6145.Export levy, Abolition (Mr Pitt), 2490.Haulages by Queensland Rail (Mr Beattie), 5500.Industry (Mr Pitt), 4732.Mining leases (Mr Vaughan), 5492.Tax (Mrs Sheldon), 4610.

Coalmines— Dust (Mr Barton), 5306.Productivity levels (Mr Pearce), 6284.Safety (Mrs Woodgate), 3988; (Mr Pearce), 6284.

Coastal pilotage standards (Mr Livingstone), 5710.Code of Banking Practice (Mr Purcell), 6541.Commercial research and development funding (Mr Davies), 3152.Commissioners for Declarations, Badges of office (Mr Pyke), 4555.Committee for the Economic Development of Australia, Conference (Mr Pitt), 5104.Commonwealth Government, Financial assistance grants (Mr Nunn), 933; (Mr Pitt), 1505; (Ms

Power), 2406.Commonwealth Grants Commission (Mr Livingstone), 3146.Community legal centres (Mrs Woodgate), 1080.Community organisations, Funding (Mr Pitt), 6600.Community service orders (Mr Beanland), 4607; (Mr Pitt), 5187.Compass Airlines—

Financial structure (Mrs Sheldon), 2215, 2402.Government failure to support (Mr Turner), 4156.Payroll tax, Effect (Mrs Sheldon), 2155.Public service boycott (Mrs Sheldon), 1951.Queensland economy, Benefit (Mr Pitt), 2212.Southern Cross Holdings, Failure to lodge return to Australian Securities Commission (Mr

Borbidge), 2398, 2399; Share purchase by QIC and Suncorp (Mrs Sheldon), 2402.Computer games (Mrs Bird), 6488.Computers in Schools Program (Mr Livingstone), 4735; (Mr Quinn), 4990; (Mr Bennett), 5972.


Construction industry—Employment trend (Mr Pitt), 4151.Portable long service leave (Mrs Sheldon), 2733.Training for workers (Mr Purcell), 4433.

Coomera, Railway station (Mrs Rose), 5761.Corporatisation of Government owned enterprises (Mr Pitt), 2647.Correctional centres—

Boggo Road (Mrs Sheldon), 5361.Prisoners—

Classification (Mr Littleproud), 940.Training programs (Mr Connor), 3944, 3978.Unauthorised purchases (Mr Cooper), 6386.

Sexual assault and drug use (Mr Santoro), 3939.Sir David Longland (Mr Borbidge), 5300.Woodford (Mrs Sheldon), 5361.

Corrective Services—Minister, Performance (Mr Littleproud), 4932.Reimprisonment rate (Mr Livingstone), 5189.Staff training (Mr Pitt), 5186.

Corrective Services Commission—Budget (Mrs Sheldon), 4929.Directions to middle management (Mr Cooper), 5597.Rural Queensland, Assistance (Mr Livingstone), 5189.

Coughlan, Mr J. (Mr Veivers), 3841.Coyne, Mr P. (Mr Lingard), 2817, 2869, 3147, 3309, 3497, 3727, 3986, 3987.Criminal Justice Act (Mr Borbidge), 4820.Criminal Justice Commission—

Cannabis research (Mr Pitt), 4928.Q-Build, Investigation (Mr Lingard), 2875, 4432.

Criminal Justice Parliamentary Committee, Comments by Attorney-General (Mr Beanland), 2309.Crown lease rental fees (Mr Hobbs), 3876, 3877.Crown leasehold land management (Mr Hobbs), 375, 681; (Mrs Bird), 1250.CSR sugar refinery, Skills training (Mr Beattie), 4057.Currumbin Minerals (Mrs Gamin), 3488.

Daikyo—Jupiters Limited, Sale of interest (Mrs Sheldon), 1075.Yakuza, Links (Mr Borbidge), 1071, 1072; (Mrs Sheldon), 1075.

Dairy genetics (Mr Lingard), 6377.David Low Way, Bridge (Miss Simpson), 6096.DBIRD regional offices, North Queensland (Mr Davies), 5193.Dengue fever (Mr Horan), 3314.Disabled persons, Post-school options (Miss Simpson), 3318.Disabled students, Teacher aide support (Mr Fitzgerald), 3008.D’Oliveira, Mr (Mr Elliott), 3490.Door-to-door sales (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 6094.Douglas Shire Tourism Association, Government assistance (Mr Bredhauer), 2219.Drink-driving (Mr Beattie), 6144.Drought relief (Mr Livingstone), 2651, 2876, 4200; (Mr Perrett), 2819, 2877, 2878; (Mr Hobbs),

2880; (Mr Pitt), 3311; (Mr Stoneman), 3320; (Ms Power), 3502.Dryander National Park (Mr Slack), 2822.

Early, Chief Superintendent (Mr Borbidge), 369.Eastern corridor (Mr J. N. Goss), 5889; (Mr Szczerbanik), 6603; (Ms Power), 6605; (Mr

Livingstone), 6729.Economic growth (Mr Livingstone), 3725.Economic policy (Mr Pitt), 3879.Economy—

Competitive advantage (Mr Livingstone), 4326; (Mr Beattie), 6493.Condition (Mr Pitt), 1739; (Mr Livingstone), 2877; (Mr Nunn), 6390.


Direction (Mr Davies), 6091.States, Performance (Mr Livingstone), 2215, 4328; (Mr Pitt), 2646, 2732.

Education—Advertisements (Mr Lingard), 367.Department—

Administrative costs (Mrs Rose), 4331.Budget (Mr Quinn), 2031; (Mr Borbidge), 3722; (Mr Pitt), 3494, 3723, 3983; (Mr Budd),

5763.Utilities (Mr Livingstone), 4153.

Facilities, Sale (Mr Quinn), 3675.Federal funding cutbacks (Mrs Sheldon), 3724.Funding (Mr Livingstone), 3726; (Mr Quinn), 4060; (Mr Fenlon), 4061; (Mr Barton), 4605.Government policy (Mr Pitt), 3879.Minister, Media comments (Mr Veivers), 3841.Parent participation (Mr Pitt), 4054.School fees (Mr Quinn), 4060.Secondary schoolteacher numbers (Mrs Sheldon), 5188; (Mr Beattie), 5304; (Mr Pitt), 5360;

(Mr Livingstone), 5709.Services, Reduction (Mr Pitt), 930; (Mr Lingard), 3726; Achievements (Mr Pitt), 3601; (Mrs

Woodgate), 3729.Special (Mrs Edmond), 4201.

Election funding (Mr Livingstone), 6485.Election promises, Funding (Mrs Sheldon), 4429, 4553.Electoral enrolments (Mr Beanland), 509.Electricity charges (Mrs Woodgate), 2032; (Dr Watson), 3153; (Mr Beattie), 4057; (Mr Pitt), 5593.Electricity supply industry (Mr Pitt), 5593.Emergency services, Amalgamation (Mr Cooper), 679.Emergency Services Bureau (Mr Livingstone), 6730.Emerson, Dr C. (Mr Slack), 6603.Employment—

Creation (Mrs Sheldon), 2872; (Mr Pitt), 3833; (Mr Livingstone), 5893.Opportunities (Mr Livingstone), 2216.Outer metropolitan areas (Mr Budd), 2657.

Employment, Education and Training, Department (Mr Connor), 3945.Emu Park fire service (Mr Lester), 3323.Energy, Renewable (Mr Beattie), 5304.Enron, Gas exploration in Galilee Basin (Mr Davies), 1070.Enterprise—

Agreements (Mr Santoro), 2497, 5297, 5501, 5590; (Mr Livingstone), 6143.Bargaining (Mr Pitt), 53; (Mr Santoro), 4613, 4614, 4934.Centres (Mr Bennett), 3010; (Ms Power), 6605.

Environmental education centres (Mr Lingard), 2033.Environmental policies (Mr Pitt), 6484.Ethnic business communities (Mr Livingstone), 6602.Evans Deakin Industries Ltd (Mr Bennett), 4612.Export Development Advisory Committee (Mr Turner), 6606.Export inspection costs (Mrs Woodgate), 3943.

Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs—Department—

Auditor-General’s report (Mr Fitzgerald), 6391; (Mrs Sheldon), 6536, 6537; (Mr Littleproud),6542; Annual report (Mr Santoro), 6540.

Minister (Mr Borbidge), 5889, 5890, 6597; (Mr Santoro), 6540.Fauna Conservation Act, Charges (Mr Slack), 3946, 4062.Federal coalition—

Industrial relations policy (Mr Livingstone), 1951. Payroll tax abolition grants (Mr Pitt), 2154.Policies, Effect on Queensland (Mr Pitt), 2154. State funding policy (Mr Pitt), 1947. Sugar industry package (Mrs Rose), 2161.


Fightback package—Financial assistance grants, Reduction (Mr Nunn), 933.Goods and services tax, Effect—

Farm services (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 681.Mining industry (Mr Pitt), 2490.North Queensland, Transport (Mr Davies), 60.Postal charges (Mr Livingstone), 1952.Public housing (Mrs Bird), 1512; (Mr Davies), 2038.Rural communities (Mr Bredhauer), 938.Rural industries (Mr Livingstone), 2029.Small business (Mr Pitt), 1948.State Budget (Mr Pitt), 1816.Tollways (Mr Livingstone), 2158.

Treasury analysis (Mr Pitt), 512.Film industry (Mr Livingstone), 2649.Fine option orders (Mr Pitt), 5187.Fire Service, Radio communications (Mr Pearce), 6285.Firearms, National index (Mr Livingstone), 1078.Firefighters, Volunteer, Safety equipment (Mr Budd), 1082.Fisheries legislation (Mr Nuttall), 5598.Fishing and horticultural industries (Mrs Bird), 3727.Flood relief (Mr Bredhauer), 2497.Fortitude Valley, Police patrols (Mr Beattie), 3498.Franchising operations (Mr Budd), 2496.Fraser Island, Removal of trees by Mr J. Sinclair (Mr Livingstone), 2308.Fuel tax (Mrs Sheldon), 2214.Future Search workshops (Mr Budd), 3674.

Gabba redevelopment (Mr Pitt), 4984.Galilee Basin, Gas exploration by Enron (Mr Davies), 1070.Gas turbine power stations (Mr Gilmore), 3489.Gateway Bridge Company (Mr Laming), 1248.Gillard, Mr N. (Mr Cooper), 3673, 3721.Gladstone—

Marina campus (Mr Bennett), 1747.Port (Mr Bennett), 4613.Power Station (Mr Borbidge), 2813; (Mr Pitt), 4196, 5756; (Mrs Sheldon), 4610.Public transport services (Mr Bennett), 3010.Special steel project (Mrs Sheldon), 3312.TAFE college (Mr Bennett), 1746.

Gladstone-Monto road (Mr Bennett), 377.Gold Coast—

Ambulance officers (Mr Cooper), 2409, 4824, 4936; (Mr Borbidge), 5103.Beaches, Sandmining (Mrs Gamin), 6604.Boat building industry (Mrs Rose), 5760.Community groups, Employment initiatives (Mrs Rose), 2162.Drug rehabilitation centre (Mrs Gamin), 6604.Hospital (Mr Horan), 682, 683, 4055.Indy Car Grand Prix (Mrs Woodgate), 1078; (Mr Beanland), 1239; (Mrs Sheldon), 4822.Yakuza activities (Mrs Sheldon), 2815.

Gondwana theme park—Government guarantee (Mr Borbidge), 2025; (Mrs Sheldon), 2027.Risk assessment (Mrs Sheldon), 2028.

Goods and services tax (see “Fightback package—Goods and services tax”).Gordonstone mine (Mr Pitt), 4608.Government Land Management System (Mr Davies), 3676.Government owned enterprises (Mr Pitt), 6535.Great Barrier Reef, Oil spills (Mrs Woodgate), 3672.Great Sandy Region (Mr Slack), 2823.Green Paper, Security of Payment for Sub-Contractors in the Building and Construction Industry


(Mr J. N. Goss), 2872.Greyhound racing industry (Mr Livingstone), 1244.Gridiron Football League (Mr Beanland), 6531.Group training schemes (Mr Santoro), 6378.Groux, Mr R. (Mr Borbidge), 1239, 1240.Gulf country, Flood relief (Mr Bredhauer), 2497.Gulf of Carpentaria, Marine rescue units (Mr Bredhauer), 6491.Gympie—

Shaft capping project (Mrs Bird), 4156.TAFE college (Mr Stephan), 3150.

Hay, Transport from Victoria (Mr Johnson), 2825.Health (see also “Queensland Health”)—

Authorities, Regional (Mr Horan), 4554.Funding (Mr Borbidge), 3721, 3982; (Mr Horan), 3729, 3730, 4157.Insurance, Private (Mr Horan), 5972.Services—

Costs (Mr Pitt), 4429.Cutbacks (Mrs Sheldon), 1508; (Mr Borbidge), 3721.PSMC report (Mr Borbidge), 3981, 3982.Resource sharing (Mr Davies), 4736.

Heatley State School (Mr Davies), 3945, 5192.Heiner, Mr N. J., Report on John Oxley Youth Centre (Mr Lingard), 2869, 3147, 3309, 4058; (Mr

Grice), 4057.Hervey Bay Fire Station (Mr Nunn), 2826.Hervey Bay-Maryborough rail line (Mr Nunn), 2879.High Court tax decision (Mr Pitt), 6534.Holiday leave loading (Mr Livingstone), 55.Home buyers’ nights (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 6095.HOME Loan scheme (Mr J. N. Goss), 2742.HOME Scheme (Mr Livingstone), 932; (Mr Santoro), 2736; (Mr J. N. Goss), 5888.HOME Shared scheme (Mr J. N. Goss), 2742.Hospitals—

Budget restrictions (Mr Borbidge), 1815, 1816.Elective surgery (Mr Borbidge), 1503, 1946.Funding (Mr Pitt), 2873; (Mr Horan), 2882, 2883.Patient transfers (Mr Stephan), 6737.Rebuilding plan (Mr Bredhauer), 3154.Services, Cutbacks (Mrs Sheldon), 1508.Waiting lists (Mr Borbidge), 2150; (Mrs Sheldon), 3984, 3985, 5758; (Mr Horan), 4054.

Housing—Commencements (Mr Livingstone), 5893.Fightback package, Effect (Mrs Bird), 1512.Indicative Planning Council reports (Mr Davies), 3878, 3936.Public, Inner city (Mr Beattie), 936, 3498.Stamp duty (Mrs Sheldon), 3880.

Housing, Local Government and Planning Minister, Visit to Torres Strait and Cape York (MrDollin), 4330.

Huey, Former Police Superintendent (Mr Borbidge), 4323; (Mr Grice), 4425.

Immunisation (Mrs Edmond), 5364.Import replacement measures (Mr Davies), 6145.Industrial action (Mr Santoro), 195; (Mrs Sheldon), 1242.Industrial awards (Mr Nuttall), 378.Industrial relations, System (Mr Livingstone), 57, 4931; Reform (Mr Livingstone), 3602.Industry, State Government assistance (Mr Bredhauer), 4614.Industry Commission, Report on regional development (Mr Davies), 6092.Indy Car Grand Prix (Mr Livingstone), 4056; (Mr Borbidge), 6727; (Mr Purcell), 6735.Information Commissioner (Mr Borbidge), 5185.Information technology conference (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 3842.


Information technology industry (Mrs Rose), 2821; (Mr Livingstone), 6386.Innisfail—

EDGE Centre (Mr Rowell), 6734.Tropical Research Institute (Mr Rowell), 1070.

Integrated Land Valuation and Sales System (Mr Hobbs), 5502.Interstate migration (Mr Pitt), 928, 5708, 6727; (Mr Livingstone), 5499.Investment forecasts (Mrs Sheldon), 4430.Ipswich—

City Council (Mr Borbidge), 2644; (Mrs Sheldon), 2814; (Mrs McCauley), 3001, 3002.Police numbers (Mr Davies), 941.TAFE college (Mr Santoro), 6482.

James Cook University (Mr Quinn), 2162; (Dr Clark), 2210.Jaenke, Mrs P. (Mr Lingard), 2653; (Mr Hobbs), 2656.Jenkin, Mrs P. (Mrs Woodgate), 3936.Job creation (Mr Pitt), 3833; (Mr Livingstone), 5893.Jobs Plan (Mr Davies), 2313; (Ms Power), 6605.Jobsback (Mrs Woodgate), 2032.John Oxley Youth Centre (Mr Lingard), 2869.Jupiters Casino—

Criminal activities (Mr Borbidge), 927.Management (Mrs Sheldon), 930.Money laundering (Mrs Sheldon), 930; (Mr Livingstone), 2817.

Jupiters Ltd (Mr Livingstone), 6142.Jury system reforms (Mr Pitt), 3938; (Mr Turner), 4155.Justice and Attorney-General, Department—

Fees paid—Barristers and solicitors (Mr Beanland), 182.Public relations and advertising consultants (Mr Beanland), 182.

Funding of organisations (Mr Beanland), 181, 182.Justices of the Peace—Qualified, Badges of office (Mr Pyke), 4555.Juvenile crime strategy (Mr Bredhauer), 4158.

Karumba, Port (Mr Johnson), 6286.Kawana Police Station (Mrs Sheldon), 5498.Kelsey Creek water scheme (Mrs Bird), 5713.Kelty/Brereton industrial debate (Mr Stoneman), 3886.Kinder, Ms R. (See “Professional Officers Association Superannuation Fund”).Kuranda tourist train (Mr Bredhauer), 2219.

Labour costs (Mr Pitt), 4733.Lake Eyre catchment, World Heritage listing (Mr Johnson), 2826, 3324.Land—

Bank (Mr Slack), 3321.Crown leases (Mr Hobbs), 375, 681; (Mrs Bird), 1250.Freeholded after 1 January 1994 (Mr Borbidge), 6279.Government Land Management System (Mr Davies), 3676.Rentals (Mr Lingard), 2875; (Mr Hobbs), 2880.

Land Amendment Bill (Mr Lingard), 3941.Latemore, Mr G. (Mr Davies), 6596.Laurance, Mr P. (see “Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation—Chairman”).Law and order (Mr Pitt), 4552.Leases, Security (Mr Stephan), 6737.Legal Aid Commission (Mr Purcell), 3608; (Mrs Woodgate), 3729.Liberal Party, Aboriginal affairs policy (Mr Bennett), 680.Library services (Mrs McCauley), 3314.Liquor measurements standards (Mr Purcell), 6288.Livestock and Meat Authority, Restructuring (Mr Perrett), 1246.Local authorities—

Borrowings (Mr Borbidge), 3492.


Boundaries (Mr Slack), 3488; (Mr Davies), 6543.Local authorities—continued:

Elections, Optional preferential voting (Mr Lingard), 3942.Leaders (Mr Pitt), 4552; (Mr Livingstone), 4611.Main Roads funding (Mr Borbidge), 3310.Performance dividend (Mrs Sheldon), 6482.Taxation (Mrs Sheldon), 3602.Workers’ compensation payments (Mrs Sheldon), 3602.

Logan City Council (Mrs McCauley), 6731.Logan River toll road (Mr Johnson), 4991.Logan TAFE college (Mr Barton), 5895.Logan/Redlands koala conservation area (Mr Budd), 3674.Long service leave, Portable (Mrs Sheldon), 2733; (Mr Santoro), 4433.Longreach-Winton-Hughenden rail line (Mr Borbidge), 3598.Lorikeet Drive, Peregian (Mr Livingstone), 1742.

Mabo (Mr Livingstone), 2403, 3836, 3837, 3985, 4986; (Mrs Sheldon), 2490, 2998, 4822, 5302,5757, 5967, 5968, 6483; (Mr Borbidge), 3832, 3833, 3937, 3977, 4821, 5755, 5965,6085, 6279; (Mr Stoneman), 3886; (Mr Gilmore), 4154; (Mr Pitt), 6087, 6140.

Mackay Port Authority (Ms Power), 6734.Mackay region, Police stations (Mr Randell), 3320.Mackay-Rockhampton rail line electrification (Mr Randell), 3320.Manufacturing industry (Mr Livingstone), 189, 4611; (Mr Purcell), 2310.Manufacturing Investment Register (Mr Pitt), 6599.Maroochydore, New high school (Miss Simpson), 3318.Martindale, Mr D. (See “Professional Officers Association Superannuation Fund”.)Maryborough—

School computers (Mr Dollin), 4059.State Government office building (Mr Dollin), 4329.TAFE college (Mr Dollin), 2656.

Maryborough-Hervey Bay rail line (Mr Nunn), 2879.Mason, Mr M. (Mr Littleproud), 2036.Mason, Ms B., Appointment as a CJC Commissioner (Mr Borbidge), 2211, 2303; (Mr Beanland),

2217, 2309; (Mrs Sheldon), 2306; (Mr Lingard), 2312; (Mr Santoro), 2314, 2315.Mater Children’s Hospital (Mrs Sheldon), 1736.Meat, Prepacked, Sale from other than registered butcher shops (Mr Ardill), 2824.Media, Threats (Mr Connor), 4550.Medicare agreement (Dr Watson), 3838.Medusa tape (Mr Borbidge), 4322.Mental health services (Mr Beattie), 936; (Mr Livingstone), 3003; (Mrs Edmond), 5365.Methane technology (Mr Elliott), 3490.Metway Bank (Mrs Sheldon), 54, 55; (Mr Santoro), 61; (Mr Pitt), 370.Miller, Dr P. (Mr Horan), 1953; (Mr Pitt), 2026.Miller, Mr J. (Mr Lingard), 6485.Milne Bay Memorial Pool (Mr Hobbs), 5502.Miners’ homestead leases, Freeholding (Mr Szczerbanik), 6388.Ming Dynasty Restaurant, Public Trust Office dinner (Mr Borbidge), 2487.Mining—

Development (Mr Pitt), 2816.Environmental management policy (Mr Pitt), 2874.Leases (Mrs Bird), 4156.

Mining Week (Mr Barton), 4818.Ministerial Task Force on Administrative Efficiency (Mr Horan), 4158.Ministers (see “Cabinet Ministers”).Mirikai drug rehabilitation centre, Gold Coast (Mrs Gamin), 6604.Molasses supplies (Mr Budd), 2658; (Mr Perrett), 2820; (Mr Purcell), 3607.Monarchy (Mr Beanland), 4736.Monto-Gladstone road (Mr Bennett), 377.Moriarty, Ms S. (Mr Beanland), 6733.Mosquito control (Mr Laming), 5305.


Motor vehicle registration (Mrs Bird), 5762.Mount Gravatt Australian Rules Football Club (Mrs Sheldon), 6142.Mount Gravatt Workers Club (Mrs Sheldon), 6142.Mount Morgan, Aboriginal youth unemployment (Mr Pearce), 2316.Museums (Mrs Woodgate), 3008.

National Industry Extension Scheme (Mr Bennett), 3876.National/Liberal coalition, Effect on rural communities (Ms Power), 65.National parks—

Boomer and Rookwood holdings, Purchase (Mr Lester), 2398.Horse riding (Mr Lester), 3323.Land rights claims (Mrs Sheldon), 2490.

Native title legislation (Mr Pitt), 6280.Newnham, Former Police Commissioner—

Former Police Minister, Allegations (Mrs Sheldon), 372.Premier, Meeting (Mrs Sheldon), 372, 4199.Senior Minister, Comments (Mr Borbidge), 184.

Noosa—Ambulance station (Mr Davidson), 3318.Hospital site (Mr Davidson), 6093.

Noosa Summit development (Mr Davidson), 3318.North American Free Trade Agreement (Mr Szczerbanik), 6138.North Queensland—

Business development (Mr Davies), 5111.DBIRD regional offices (Mr Davies), 5193.Development (Mr Davies), 5889.Health facilities (Mr Davies), 4435.Transport, Effect of goods and services tax (Mr Davies), 60.

North West County Council, Electricity supply (Mr Elliott), 3491.Northern Project Management (Mr Bredhauer), 2727.Number plates, Queenslander series (Mr Pitt), 5301.Nundah Community Support Group (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 2881.Nunn, Mr G. (Mrs Sheldon), 4734.Nurses—

Campaign for 38-hour week (Mr Horan), 1953.Registration fees (Mr Horan), 6493.Remote area incentive package (Mr Bredhauer), 2498.Staffing levels, Cutbacks (Mr Livingstone), 3602.

Olympic Games, Sydney (Mr Davies), 4434; (Mr Pitt), 5497.One Australia yachting syndicate (Mr Pitt), 5496.Operation Facelift (Mr Robertson), 4990.Operation Trident, Compensation payments (Mr Livingstone), 2491.Opposition, Entitlements (Mr Livingstone), 191; Health policy (Mr Livingstone), 3881.Organ retrieval flights (Mr Szczerbanik), 6604.Ormeau, Railway station (Mrs Rose), 5761.Outdoor education centres (Mr Lingard), 2033.Overland Safaris (Mr Davies), 6596.Owanyilla, Woodchip mill (Mr Dollin), 4059.

Pacific Highway works program (Mr Szczerbanik), 6290.Papua New Guinea, Proposed space base (Mr Pitt), 2730; (Mr Borbidge), 4426; Trade

commission (Mr Beattie), 6492.Parents and citizens associations (Mr Pitt), 5301.Parliament—

Administration (Mr Borbidge), 51.High Court decision, Effect (Mr Livingstone), 1076.Opposition entitlements (Mr Livingstone), 191.

Pavemoss (Mr Beattie), 61.Payroll tax (Mr Pitt), 1507.


Penalty rates (Mr Livingstone), 55.Pensioner concessions (Mr Turner), 3319.Performing arts companies (Mr Beanland), 1236.Perlite deposit, Chillagoe (Mr Pitt), 4325.Permanent Building Societies Contingency Fund (see “Metway Bank”).Persson, Mr D. (Mr Santoro), 2736.Petrol, Lead levels (Mr Ardill), 2824.Phillips, K. D. (Builders) Pty Ltd (Mr J. N. Goss), 2871.Pialba-Urangan rail corridor (Mr Nunn), 934.Picnic race clubs (Mr Bredhauer), 5502.Pilotage, Compulsory (Mr Bredhauer), 939; Standards (Mr Livingstone), 5710.Poker machines, Tender process (Mr Livingstone), 931; Security systems (Mr Pitt), 2401; (Mr

Fenlon), 4061.Police—

Cambodia, Assistance during election (Mr Pitt), 3311.Clustering (Mrs Edmond), 3148.Newnham, Former Police Commissioner (see “Newnham, Former Police Commissioner”)Operation Trident (Mr Livingstone), 2491.Recruitment (Mr Cooper), 926.Service, Reforms (Mr Borbidge), 5592, 5593.Superannuation fund (Mr Lingard), 1235.Traffic offences, Revenue (Mr Cooper), 926.Undercover operations (Mr Livingstone), 2404.Verballing and fabrication of evidence (Mr Beanland), 3316.

Political donation (Mr Borbidge), 4194, 4195; (Mrs Sheldon), 4198.Port authorities, Corporatisation (Mr Borbidge), 6138.Ports (Mr Beattie), 3839.Postal charges, Effect of Fightback package (Mr Livingstone), 1952.Power stations, Generating capacity (Mr Vaughan), 5495.Premier and Minister for Economic and Trade Development—

Minister, Impropriety, Report of Australian Federal Police (Mrs Sheldon), 186, 188.Newnham, Former Police Commissioner, Criticism (Mrs Sheldon), 372.Parliament, Alleged misleading (Mrs Sheldon), 187, 188, 372.Senate, Comments (Mr Grice), 3317.Senior Minister, Comments (Mr Borbidge), 184; (Mrs Sheldon), 188.

Premiers Conference (Mr Pitt), 3493.Primary Industries—

Department—Director-General (Mr Borbidge), 5706; (Mr Lingard), 6143.Electorate research officer (Mr Hobbs), 2656.Financial irregularities (Mr Livingstone), 1244; (Mr Perrett), 1245, 2654; (Mr Borbidge), 2645,

5359; (Mrs Sheldon), 2648, 2649, 5361; (Mr Lingard), 2652; (Mr Hobbs), 2657; (MrNunn), 6389.

Public Accounts Committee report (Mr Lingard), 5363; (Mr Borbidge), 5495, 5496.Research stations, Review (Mr Bredhauer), 2218; Sale (Mr Perrett), 2655.Staff (Mr Perrett), 3943; (Mr Lingard), 5190.Strategic Policy Unit (Mr Perrett), 3978.

Minister, Incompetence (Mr Perrett), 5193.Primary producers, Liability for sales tax (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 681; Export inspection costs (Mrs

Woodgate), 3943.Princess Alexandra Hospital (Mr Livingstone), 4431; (Mr Horan), 5973.Prisons (see “Correctional centres”).Private sector business investment (Mr Pitt), 4324.“Product of Australia” labelling (Mr Purcell), 6736.Professional Officers Association Superannuation Fund (Mr Lingard), 192, 366, 3319, 3320,

5303, 5711.Prosecutions (Mrs Rose), 4331.Prosecutors, Exercise of discretion (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 3947.Prostitution, Security for single sex operators (Mrs Woodgate), 3007; (Mr Cooper), 3011;

Legislation (Mr Borbidge), 3310, 5964, 6086; (Mrs Sheldon), 3495.


Public Accounts Committee, Report on Primary Industries Department (Mr Lingard), 5363; (MrBorbidge), 5706; Chairman (Mr Borbidge), 6532.

Public liability insurance (Mr Livingstone), 5362.Public library system (Mrs McCauley), 6731.Public officials (Mr Connor), 3489; (Mr Santoro), 3977; (Mr J. N. Goss), 3988, 4051.Public relations and advertising consultants (Mr Beanland), 182.Public sector deficit (Dr Watson), 3323.Public sector enterprise agreements (Mr Santoro), 3883.Public servants, Redundancies (Mrs Sheldon), 3596, 5883; (Mr Lingard), 6079.Public transport system (Mr Pitt), 5891.Public Trust Office dinner (Mr Borbidge), 2487.Publication, Refused classification, Sale (Mr Nunn), 6732.

Q-Build, CJC investigation (Mr Lingard), 2875, 4432.QE II Hospital (Mr Beanland), 1513; (Mrs Sheldon), 1736, 2156; (Mr Horan), 2160; (Mr Pitt),

2305.QIDC (See “Queensland Industry Development Corporation”).Q Promotions Pty Ltd (Mr Lingard), 3498; (Mr Santoro), 3499; (Mr Beanland), 3501, 4606.Queensland, Negative attitude of Liberal and National Parties (Mr Livingstone), 4930.Queensland AIDS Council, Bumper sticker (Mr Connor), 3321; School visits (Mr Quinn), 4731.Queensland Ambulance Service (See “Ambulance Service”).Queensland Dairy Authority (Mr Stoneman), 3320.Queensland Electricity Commission (Mr Livingstone), 5596; (Mr Bredhauer), 6287; (Mr Pitt),

6384.Queensland Film Corporation (Mr Pitt), 1074.Queensland Government Office, Tokyo, Director (Mr Borbidge), 4607, 4608, 4732, 4928; (Mr

Lingard), 4730; (Mrs Sheldon), 4733, 4734; (Mr Beanland), 4735; (Mr Quinn), 4738.Queensland Health—

Administration costs (Mr Pitt), 4428.Budget (Mr Horan), 1511; (Mr Borbidge), 4150.Classification remuneration system (Mr Borbidge), 1745.Investigations (Mr Horan), 2160.Medicare agreement, Impact (Mrs Sheldon), 1508.Regional services (Mr Horan), 3604.

Queensland Industry Development Corporation, Venture Capital Fund (Mrs Sheldon), 3313.Queensland Investment Corporation, Purchase of Southern Cross shares (Mrs Sheldon), 2402;

Return on Investment (Mr Barton), 4605.Queensland Mines Rescue Brigade (Mr Pearce), 3005.Queensland Principal Club (Mr Bennett), 3843.Queensland Professional Officers Association (See “Professional Officers Association

Superannuation Fund”).Queensland Racing Incentive Scheme (Mr Lingard), 3498; (Mr Beanland), 3875.Queensland Rail, Auditor-General’s report (Mr Borbidge), 6381; Operation Facelift (Mr

Robertson), 4990.Queensland Tourist and Travel Corporation—

Chairman—Accommodation arrangements (Mrs Sheldon), 515; (Mr Livingstone), 516. Expenses (Mrs Sheldon), 675.Pecuniary interest declaration (Mr Borbidge), 671.Suitability for office (Mr Borbidge), 510, 511, 669; (Mrs Sheldon), 515, 675, 676.

Opposition claims (Mr Pitt), 673.Tourism, Sport and Racing, Minister, Attitude (Mr Pitt), 671; (Mr Livingstone), 677.

Queensland Treasury Corporation, Performance dividend (Mr Fenlon), 3885; (Mr Livingstone),3940; (Mr Davies), 3945; Foreign currency losses (Mr Connor), 4558.

Queenslander train, Souvenirs (Mr Livingstone), 373.

Race club tote licences (Mr Beanland), 6532.Racing industry (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 1954; (Mr Pitt), 4197.Railways—

Apprenticeship training (Mr Beattie), 6607.


Coal haulages (Mr Beattie), 5500.Commuter safety (Mr Beattie), 4436.Freight debts (Mr Livingstone), 6537.Lines—

Closures (Mr Borbidge), 3492, 3668, 4551; (Mr Livingstone), 3496, 4055; (Mr Horan), 3603;(Mr Santoro), 4434; (Mr Elliott), 6095; (Mr Johnson), 6285.

Upgrading (Mr Bennett), 679.Redundancies (Mr Livingstone), 5759.Standard gauge rail link project (Mr Beattie), 6144.Tilt trains (Mr Beattie), 2221.

Rainfall (Mrs Woodgate), 3989.Redcliffe Hospital, CT scanner (Mr Santoro), 1955.Redcliffe State High School (Mr Hollis), 3944.Redlands/Logan koala conservation area (Mr Budd), 3674.Regional economic development (Mr Davies), 2312.Regional planning (Dr Clark), 4062.Regionalism, Premier’s discussions with Prime Minister (Mrs Sheldon), 2997.Retail Shop Leases Act review (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 2882.Richards, Mr R. (Mr J. N. Goss), 4052; (Mr Quinn), 4731.Road Safety Awareness Program (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 3947.Road toll (Mr Livingstone), 3002; (Mr Beattie), 5896; (Mr Pitt), 6728.Roads—

Funding (Mr Beattie), 2500, 3840; (Mrs McCauley), 5705.Speed limit review (Mrs Edmond), 3148.State Government plans (Mr Livingstone), 6486.

Rockhampton, Public meeting called by member for Keppel (Mr Pearce), 2315.Rockhampton Base Hospital, Staffing cutbacks (Mrs Sheldon), 3836.Rockhampton-Cairns rail line electrification (Mr Pitt), 2027.Rockhampton-Mackay rail line electrification (Mr Randell), 3320.Rocklea markets (Mr Perrett), 6595.Rollerbladers (Mr Szczerbanik), 4616.Roma Street Railway Station (Mr Lester), 1069.Rookwood holding, Purchase for national park purposes (Mr Lester), 2398.Ross, Mr A. (Mr Livingstone), 5106.Royal Brisbane Hospital, Ward closures (Mr Borbidge), 1504; Elective surgery (Mr Beanland),

1513.Royal commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody (Mrs Sheldon), 5892.RSPCA, Government funding (Mr Livingstone), 3985.Rural Adjustment Scheme (Mr Hobbs), 1250.Rural Communities Water Supply and Sewerage Scheme (Ms Power), 3605.Rural sector—

Banks, Withdrawal (Mr Pitt), 6279.Farm safety (Mr Livingstone), 374.Fire services (Mr Livingstone), 4554.Goods and services tax, Effect (Mr Bredhauer), 938; (Mr Livingstone), 1952, 2029.Government policy (Mr Bennett), 376.Policing (Mr Stoneman), 5762, 5763.Training schools (Mr Santoro), 4556.Westpac closures (Mrs Woodgate), 3942.

Russell Island, Future Search workshop (Mr Budd), 3674.

Sandgate—Police Station (Mr Nuttall), 377.Transport facilities (Mr Nuttall), 1246.

Satellite television services (Mr Bredhauer), 4159.“Schoolies week” (Mrs Woodgate), 1252; (Mr Budd), 6283.Schools—

Buses (Mrs Rose), 2410.Class sizes (Mr Quinn), 3728.Closures (Mr Pitt), 3667; (Mrs Sheldon), 3671; (Mr Livingstone), 4735.


Computers (Mr Livingstone), 4735; (Mr Quinn), 4990.Curriculum (Mr Pitt), 185, 3988.Dental services (Mr Horan), 4554, 4604.Primary, Grants (Mr Beattie), 2740.Principals, Appointment (Mr Livingstone), 2307; (Mr Lingard), 2485, 2486.Pupil/teacher ratios (Mr Quinn), 2031; (Mr Beattie), 2035.Refurbishment program (Mrs Woodgate), 1252.Secondary, Manual arts facilities (Mr Lingard), 3006, 3138.Speech therapy services (Mr FitzGerald), 3009.Staffing levels (Mr Quinn), 2031; (Mr Livingstone), 5709. Student performance standards (Mr Quinn), 4990.Vandalism and theft (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 4933.

Schoolsafe Program (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 4933.Sciacca, Mr C., Comments about former Mr Justice Vasta (Mr Santoro), 3499.Scotex Pty Ltd (Mrs Sheldon), 2491.Senate, Premier’s comments (Mr Grice), 3317.SEQ 2001 (Mrs McCauley), 5599.SEQEB meter readers, Compulsory union membership (Mr Santoro), 2496.Shipping, Compulsory pilotage (Mr Bredhauer), 939.SIMTARS (Mrs Woodgate), 5971.Shoplifting (Mr Pitt), 5966.Sinclair, Mr J. (Mr Livingstone), 2308; (Mr Slack), 2499.Sir David Longland Correctional Centre (Mr Borbidge), 5300.Sister-State relationship with Central Java (Mrs Edmond), 3980.Small business—

Employment growth (Mr Livingstone), 6089.Goods and services tax, Effect (Mr Pitt), 1948.Government assistance (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 2827.Growth (Mr Budd), 1081; (Mr Beattie), 5896.Planning practices (Mr Livingstone), 5363.

Smith, Mr B. (Mr Beanland), 3843.Smorgans (Mrs Sheldon), 4553.Social needs (Mr Livingstone), 4153.South East Freeway, Traffic noise (Mr Robertson), 6539.South-east Queensland, Public transport services (Mr Beattie), 4436.South West Regional Health Authority (Mr Horan), 1453; (Mr Pitt), 2026.Southern Brisbane bypass (Mr Robertson), 6539.Southern Cross Holdings (see “Compass Airlines”).Special education (Mrs Edmond), 4201.Speed limit review (Mrs Edmond), 3148; (Mr Davies), 4737.Spirit of the Outback (Mr Livingstone), 6090.Sports grants (Mrs Sheldon), 6141, 6281, 6375, 6376.Stalking, Declaration as criminal offence (Mr Beanland), 3316.Stamp duty on house purchases (Mrs Sheldon), 3880.Stanley, Dr P. (Mr Horan), 1511.Starcke Pastoral Holdings (Mr Slack), 4328, 4329; (Mr Hobbs), 4330, 4331; (Mr Borbidge), 5706.State Archives, Stolen files (Mr Lingard), 4322, 5304.State Government—

Advertising agencies, Tenders (Mr Livingstone), 2734.Agents (Ms Power), 182.Air Wing (Mrs Sheldon), 5105.Aircraft (Mr Cooper), 4549.Bodies, Payment of fees (Mr Connor), 6381.Budget (see “Budget, State”).Business—

Assistance (Mr Pyke), 3987; (Dr Clark), 4063.Interference (Mr Santoro), 3883.Private ventures, Guarantees (Mrs Sheldon), 2027.Regulations, Assistance in implementation (Mrs Bird), 1249.

Companies, Equity (Mr Livingstone), 2157.


Compass Airlines, Investment (Mrs Sheldon), 1951.Cutbacks (Mr Borbidge), 3878.Expenditure (Mr Pitt), 1240; (Mr Livingstone), 3669.Financial management strategies (Mr Pitt), 3666.Industry assistance (Mr Bredhauer), 4614.Insurance policies (Mrs Sheldon), 4326.Interim Budget Statement (Dr Watson), 3665.Maryborough, Office building (Mr Dollin), 4329.Spending, Levels (Mr Pitt), 3722; Priorities (Mr Borbidge), 2152.Taxes (Ms Power), 2317; (Mr Borbidge), 3597; (Mr Pitt), 3600, 6139; (Mrs Sheldon), 3880.

State Government—continued:Tokyo office, Director, (Mr Borbidge), 4607, 4608, 4732, 4928; (Mrs Sheldon), 4733, 4734;

(Mr Beanland), 4735; (Mr Quinn), 4738; (Mr Lingard), 4730.State Law Building, Refurbishment (Mr Borbidge), 2488.States’ rights (Mrs Sheldon), 2998.Stock routes in drought-declared areas (Mr Pyke), 2743.Students, Literacy skills (Mr Livingstone), 3146; Performance standards (Mr Quinn), 4990.Subcontractors, Licensing system (Mr Santoro), 2740; Green Paper on security of payment (Mr

J. N. Goss), 2872.Sugar and sugar industry—

Division of money (Mrs Bird), 64.Expansion (Mr Barton), 4738.Federal coalition package (Mrs Rose), 2161.Federal/State tariff agreement (Mr Pitt), 1818.Infrastructure package (Mr Bredhauer), 6286.Outlook (Mr Nuttall), 5598.Quotas (Mr Pitt), 2816.Refining, Joint venture arrangements (Mr Barton), 5894.Tariffs (Mr Pitt), 1074.

Suncorp, Purchase of Southern Cross shares (Mrs Sheldon), 2402.Sunshine Coast—

Crime, Reduction (Mr Laming), 5305.Foster care (Miss Simpson), 6137.Interstate migration (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 1955.Law and order (Mr Turner), 6606.Rail services (Mr Turner), 3319.Turf Club (Mr Budd), 2494.

Sunshine Motorway—Bridge (Miss Simpson), 6096.Company, Interest-free loan (Mr Laming), 6083.Traffic (Mr Laming), 1248.

Superannuation (Mr Livingstone), 6282.Supreme Court judges, Additional (Mr Livingstone), 2819.Sydney, Olympic Games (Mr Davies), 4434; (Mr Pitt), 5497.

TAB, Distribution of profits (Mr Livingstone), 1743.TAFE—

Access for women (Ms Power), 5711.Budget allocations (Mr Santoro), 5884; (Mr Pitt), 6088.Child-care facilities (Ms Power), 5712.Courses (Ms Power), 4989.

TAFE—continued:Funding (Mr Santoro), 6278.Gladstone college (Mr Bennett), 1746.Gympie college (Mr Stephan), 3150.Ipswich college (Mr Santoro), 6482.Logan college (Mr Barton), 5895.Maryborough college (Mr Dollin), 2656.

Tait, Mr S. (Mr Lingard), 1235.Taiwanese investment in Queensland (Mr Pitt), 3983.


Takumi, Mr M. (Mr Dollin), 2655.Tallebudgera recreation camp (Mr Quinn), 3675; (Mr Livingstone), 4987.Taxes (see “State Government—Taxes”).Taxi drivers, Attacks (Mr Nuttall), 1247; (Mr Beattie), 2035.Taxi industry (Mr Beattie), 4937.Teachers—

Graduates, Employment prospects (Mr Quinn), 935, 3728.Non-contact time (Mr Quinn), 934; (Mr Beattie), 2741; (Mr Pitt), 3143.Number (Mrs Sheldon), 3671; (Mr Lingard), 3726; (Mr Quinn), 3979; (Mrs Sheldon), 5187; (Mr

Beattie), 5304; (Mr Pitt), 5360.Teacher/pupil ratio (Mr Quinn), 2031; (Mr Beattie), 2035.

Telecom (Mr Briskey), 5191.Telephone conversation, Taped (Mr Grice), 4332.Tertiary education—

Entrance scheme (Mr Quinn), 2163.Facilities (Mr Quinn), 3004.Places (Mr Lingard), 2034; (Mr Pitt), 5756.

Tertiary Entrance Procedures Authority (Mr Lingard), 57.Third-party motor vehicle insurance (Mr Laming), 6084.Tick eradication (Mr Lingard), 58; (Mr Beattie), 6085.Tilley, Mr R. (Mr Borbidge), 4607, 4608, 4732, 4928; (Mr Lingard), 4730; (Mrs Sheldon), 4733,

4734; (Mr Beanland), 4735; (Mr Quinn), 4738.Tilt trains (Mr Beattie), 2221; (Mr Dollin), 4820.Timber industry (Mr Briskey), 4557.Titles Office (Mr Santoro), 5963; (Mr Elliott), 6136.Tobacco, Licensing fees (Mrs Sheldon), 4553; Quotas (Mrs Bird), 3727.Tollways, Effect of goods and services tax (Mr Livingstone), 2158.Toowoomba—

Rail line (Mr Healy), 6090.Spastic welfare centre (Mr Littleproud), 940.Truancy and school absenteeism (Mr Pitt), 4821.

Torres Strait and Cape York, Visit by Housing, Local Government and Planning Minister (MrDollin), 4330.

Torres Strait Islanders—Councils, Audits (Mr Lingard), 3006; (Mrs Sheldon), 3141, 3142; (Mr Littleproud), 3144, 3145;

(Dr Watson), 3322.Education (Mr Bredhauer), 4615.Health facilities (Mr Bredhauer), 3154.Housing grants (Mr Rowell), 937.Land rights (Mrs Sheldon), 6601.Self-government (Mrs Sheldon), 6088.Vocational education and training (Mr Bredhauer), 2653.

Torres Strait islands, Infrastructure developments (Mr Purcell), 6288.Totalisator Administration Board, Distribution of profits (Mr Livingstone), 1743.Tour guides, Japanese-speaking (Mr Davies), 193.Tourism industry—

Bureau of Tourism Research figures (Mr Livingstone), 5968.Economic recovery, Contribution (Mr Davies), 59.Marketing (Mr Pitt), 4985.North-east Asian market, Growth (Mr Livingstone), 6385.Olympic Games decision, Effect (Ms Power), 4988.Training (Mr Livingstone), 5969.

Tourism, Sport and Racing, Minister, Interest in QTTC (Mr Pitt), 671; (Mr Livingstone), 677.Townsville—

Corrective Services office, Occupation (Mrs Sheldon), 5709.Port, Non-nickel ore trade (Mr Davies), 5889; Economic contribution (Mr Bennett), 5971.Public housing, Impact of goods and services tax (Mr Davies), 2038.Railway facilities, Relocation (Mr Davies), 2037.

Trade reforms (Mr Pitt), 52.Trade unions, Industrial action (Mr Santoro), 193; (Mrs Sheldon), 1242.


Trainees (Mr Santoro), 6479.Transit Centre, Riot (Mr Cooper), 5365, 5597; (Mr Santoro), 5595.Transport—

Department, Use of energy and resources (Mr Beattie), 5500.Planning and coordination legislation (Mr Livingstone), 4199.Public, South-east Queensland (Mr Beattie), 4436.Urban services (Mrs Edmond), 4201.

Trinity Point hotel (Mr Pitt), 1736.2020 Vision Project (Mr Slack), 6603.

Unemployment (see also “Employment”)—Job placement and training scheme (Mr T. B. Sullivan), 2881.Statistics (Mr Santoro), 4556.

Unexploded ordnance (Mr Laming), 3321.University of Central Queensland (Mr Bennett), 1747.Urangan-Pialba rail corridor (Mr Nunn), 934.Urban public transport program (Mr Livingstone), 1510.Urban transport services (Mrs Edmond), 4201.Vagrants, Gaming, and Other Offences Act (Mr Pitt), 4929.

Van Gogh exhibition (Mr Purcell), 6540.Vasta, Former Mr Justice (Mr Santoro), 3499.Victoria, Public servants, Redundancy payments (Mr Livingstone), 5302.Video games (Mr Livingstone), 2734; (Mrs Bird), 6488.Vocational courses (Ms Power), 6734.Vocational education and training, Funding (Mr Bennett), 1746.

Wacol Correctional Centre (Mr Borbidge), 4927, 4984; (Mrs Sheldon), 4930; (Mr Littleproud),4932, 4988; (Mr Santoro), 4934.

Waste treatment (Mrs Bird), 4935.Water—

Availability, Urban and rural consumers (Mr Stephan), 3149.Meters (Mr Pitt), 3938.Pricing policy (Mr Lingard), 5364.

Waterford bridge (Mr Barton), 5306.Weipa, Business opportunities (Mr Bredhauer), 3155.Western Outreach camps (Mr Littleproud), 2036.Western Queensland—

Air services (Mr Beattie), 2222.Racing industry (Mr J. H. Sullivan), 1954.Rail closures (Mr Horan), 3603.

Westpac closures, Rural towns (Mrs Woodgate), 3942.Whale watching (Mrs Bird), 64.Whistleblower, CJC treatment (Mr Beanland), 5712.Wide Bay area, Roads (Mr Dollin), 4819.Willawong, Ace Waste disposal facility (Mr Slack), 6289.Wilsonton, High school (Mr Healy), 6091.Wilsonton State School (Mr Livingstone), 678.Wiltshire, Professor K. (Mr Lingard), 367.Wiltshire report on Queensland school curriculum (Mr Pyke), 3988.Windsor State School (Mr Beattie), 6084.Winters, Mr K. E. (Mr Lingard), 2643.Witnesses, Special provision (Mr Borbidge), 6139.Wolffdene dam (Mr Lingard), 4612.Women, Business programs (Ms Power), 2407; Apprenticeships and traineeships (Ms Power),

3605.Women and the law (Mrs Woodgate), 5971.Women’s health (Mrs Edmond), 3981.Women’s Infolink (Mrs Bird), 6488.Woodford prison (Mr Borbidge), 5102.


Workplace health and safety (Mr Livingstone), 2493; (Mr Beattie), 2501.Workplace Health and Safety Act (Mr Connor), 6287.Workers Compensation Board (Mr Beanland), 509; (Mr Santoro), 5886.Workers’ compensation premiums (Mr Santoro), 179; (Mr Rowell), 4993, 6735.World Heritage listing, Lake Eyre catchment (Mr Johnson), 2826, 3324.

Yakuza activities on Gold Coast (Mrs Sheldon), 2815.Yeppoon ambulance service (Mr Livingstone), 3670.Yeppoon-Bruce Highway, Northern link road (Mr Lester), 2397.Yock, Mr D. (Mr Borbidge), 5889, 5890; (Mr Pitt), 5360; (Mr Cooper), 5365, 5597; (Mr

Bredhauer), 5501; (Mr Santoro), 5595; (Mr Beanland), 5712.Youth Conservation Corps (Mr Budd), 2411.Youth employment coordinators (Mr Purcell), 2311.