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Legislative Council (11 November 2026, 1.00 pm)

11 novembro 2026

Sumário atualizado a 11/11/2026

The sitting opens with formal procedural business, tabling of accountability documents and scheduling motions, before moving to debate and unanimous adoption of Brian Walker’s industrial hemp motion, covering regulatory barriers, proposed Act review, national harmonisation and the sector’s economic, environmental and regional development potential.

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Opening business and industrial hemp motion

00:03

Opening of sitting and preliminary business

00:03

Opening of sitting, prayers and acknowledgements

00:03

Regional Development Minister — Europe trade and investment mission

01:49

Environment Minister — National Recycling Week and circular economy

04:25

Tabling of Auditor General report and key annual reports

08:10

Notice of motion — Goiran: child protection independent review report

09:29

Adjournment dates set for 2027 budget estimates week

16:39

Industrial hemp motion — policy framework and stakeholder positions

19:42

Hemp industry motion — terms and rationale

19:42

Walker’s speech — economic potential and regulatory burden on hemp

20:45

Walker’s speech — national recommendations and WA policy inaction

27:02

Walker — Remembrance Day and defence applications of hemp

30:04

Walker — Collie transition, housing crisis and hempcrete

34:29

Walker — Indigenous economic opportunities, soil improvement and regulation critique

36:38

Minister Jarvis — Legal framework and willingness to review

40:51

Minister Jarvis — DPIRD trials, agronomy support and national inquiry

44:31

Minister Jarvis — Industrial Hemp Act review and harmonisation timing

48:41

Horstman (Opposition) — Support for motion and regional lens

50:32

Horstman — Senate report, definitions and red‑tape costs

53:15

Horstman — WA agronomic trials and regional variability

54:45

Horstman — Processing, markets and hemp in construction

57:30

Horstman — industry risk, regulation and harmonisation

01:00:40

Horstman — call for comprehensive review of Industrial Hemp Act

01:04:21

Dorn — hemp’s potential and plant-based textile alternatives

01:08:55

Point of order — relevance of criticism of wool industry

01:11:56

Dorn — transition opportunities for sheep farmers and regulatory reform

01:12:38

Twiss — naval uses of natural fibre ropes and modern hemp applications

01:17:34

Twiss — separating industrial hemp from drug cannabis and clarifying THC limits

01:21:59

Twiss — national framework, building standards and reducing red tape

01:24:44

Industrial hemp in WA — deregulation and market barriers

01:30:57

Steve Thomas — industry history, regulation and price constraints

01:35:33

Medical cannabis comparison and need for uniform rules

01:40:33

Industrial hemp needs a private sector champion

01:44:22

Scale of investment and limits of government support

01:48:56

Brian Walker — right of reply and call for regulatory reform

01:53:08

Motion adopted and shift to committee reports — Swan and Canning River programs

01:58:02

Committee reports, rail bill passage and Question Time

02:00:29

Committee reports — Swan/Canning management, estimates scrutiny and Perth Park inquiry

02:00:29

Riverbank program — local restoration funding

02:00:29

Report 94 — budget estimates process and question volume

02:02:49

Report 94 — recommendation on timeliness and confidentiality limits

02:07:25

Report 96 — role of questions and scrutiny in democracy

02:13:03

Infrastructure cost blowouts — Fremantle Traffic Bridge funding

02:16:39

Estimates responses — pre-prepared and non-specific answers

02:20:20

Second report introduced — Land Development and Planning; minority report critique

02:22:47

Perth Park inquiry — planning politics and ministerial accessibility

02:27:15

Stratton — politicisation of Perth Park inquiry

02:31:36

Stratton — minority report findings and community sentiment

02:35:28

Dorn — local government and community opposition to racetrack

02:37:24

Dorn — alternative uses for $217m and call to scrap racetrack

02:40:18

Steele‑John — defence of inquiry legitimacy and attack on ‘playing politics’ charge

02:44:06

Steele‑John — federal Labor stance and broader scrutiny of government

02:47:35

Yang — political context and terms of reference for Perth Park inquiry

02:50:53

Yang — limited submissions, skewed focus and time pressure on final report

02:55:27

Committee of the Whole — reporting progress and rearranging orders of the day

02:58:48

Railway System Acquisition Bill — committee scrutiny and third reading vote

03:01:13

Clause 38 — Maintenance standards and unenforceable lease terms

03:01:13

Clause 40 — Dealings with overseas owners and foreign sale concerns

03:07:26

Clause 42 — Compensation, compulsory acquisition and future policy

03:10:12

Clauses 44–49 and short title — Treasurer sign-off, regulations and committee conclusion

03:12:10

Third reading — Opposition support with reservations (Steve Martin)

03:17:00

Third reading — One Nation opposition and division on the bill

03:22:12

Question Time — accountability across child protection, infrastructure, energy and integrity issues

03:28:33

Question Time opening — West Pilbara Plan and Attorney General privacy issues

03:28:33

Q to Finance (via Environment) — Acciona tender breach inquiries

03:31:03

Q to State Development — FTI audit of Investment Attraction Fund

03:32:34

Q to Transport — Fremantle Traffic Bridge cost blowout

03:33:34

Q to Aboriginal Affairs — Pilbara Meta Maya housing investment

03:34:25

Q to Energy & Decarbonisation — Renewable energy and electricity prices

03:35:30

Q to Veterans — Suicide risk, mental health and medicinal cannabis

03:36:39

Q to Economic Diversification — Meetings on data centres

03:38:06

Q to Environment — Chevron Gorgon methane leak and licensing

03:38:52

Q to Police — Safe passing distance for rideable devices

03:40:01

Q to Agriculture — Animal welfare education programs

03:41:18

Q to Fisheries — Demersal ban compensation and stock assessment models

03:42:21

Q to Child Protection — Cultural support plans and event assessments

03:43:50

Q to Environment — Contaminated sites in Goldfields local governments

03:44:53

Q to Homelessness — Northern suburbs demand surge and service gaps

03:45:54

Q to Premier — Member for Riverton overseas fundraising and conflicts

03:47:17

Q to Corrective Services — Prison overcrowding and floor mattresses

03:48:19

Q to Planning and Lands — Security costs at former Swan District Hospital

03:49:20

Q to Child Protection — Missing children in care status update

03:50:26

Q to Skills and TAFE — Non‑tuition costs in “fee‑free” early childhood course

03:52:20

Q to Treasurer — Benchmark technology, ERA and gas vs batteries

03:53:13

Q to Attorney General — Noongar Charitable Trust proceedings against Equity Trustees

03:54:20

Q to Police — Live facial recognition trial and future use

03:55:41

Q to Transport — Local road funding reductions and underspend

03:56:59

Q to Premier — China trip and State of Energy campaign itinerary

03:58:07

Q to Aboriginal Affairs — Coordinating Committee meetings and Frisbee Court issues

03:58:52

Attorney General follow‑up — Use of coronial correspondence

04:00:00

Mining Amendment Bill 2025 — second reading and committee scrutiny

04:01:08

Mining Amendment Bill 2025 — second reading debate and party positions

04:01:08

Mining Amendment Bill 2025 — Opposition second reading lead

04:01:08

Opposition stance on Mining Amendment Bill

04:01:42

Economic significance of WA resources sector

04:02:58

Investor confidence decline and regulatory burden

04:06:18

Forrest & Forrest High Court case and ‘Forrest approach’

04:08:21

Subsequent case law and limits on ministerial powers

04:10:47

Government delay since 2017 and political accountability

04:12:43

Warden’s role vs ministerial decision‑making

04:16:23

Expanded ministerial powers and transitional effects

04:20:11

Unfinished validation of historical tenements

04:22:48

Dr Brian Walker’s objection-fee amendments opposed

04:24:53

Closing support and foreshadowed committee scrutiny

04:29:39

Anthony Spagnolo begins contribution on bill

04:30:59

Opposition — support for bill and delay criticism

04:31:24

Mining industry investment risk and purpose of bill

04:37:50

High Court decisions creating tenure uncertainty

04:40:07

Nine‑year legislative delay and lapsed bills

04:42:29

Government’s explanation: native title complexity and tranche approach

04:44:46

Separated procedural reforms and impact on competitiveness

04:46:56

Bill measures — documentation, exploration licences and ministerial powers

04:49:10

Greens — opposition over transparency, ‘green tape’ and Forrest ruling

04:57:15

Greens: objectors’ rights and documentation gaps

05:01:38

Ministerial discretion over ‘not suitable’ land

05:03:36

Expanded ministerial powers and reduced transparency

05:05:35

Objector fees and Greens’ opposition to the bill

05:08:54

Greens’ preferred Mining Act reforms: no‑go areas and seabed mining ban

05:11:54

Water protection, decarbonisation and critique of government

05:13:28

Walker: who does the Mining Amendment Bill serve?

05:16:19

Forrest & Forrest v Wilson and legislative response

05:19:01

Consultation bias and environmental safeguards

05:21:44

Disparity between proponents’ flexibility and objectors’ barriers

05:25:26

Democratic accountability, lobbying power and community voice

05:26:54

Call for sovereign wealth fund and fair resource returns

05:29:33

Minister Swinbourn: brief second reading reply

05:31:16

Second reading concluded — Mining Amendment Bill sent to committee

05:32:26

Mining Amendment Bill — committee stage: consultation, ministerial powers and ‘not suitable’ land

05:34:42

Clause 1 — consultation history and stakeholder coverage

05:34:42

Q — Spagnolo: reasons for delay since 2017 decision

05:43:32

Q — Spagnolo: rationale for updated section 57 wording

05:47:00

Q — Spagnolo: consultation on Blue Ribbon–driven changes

05:52:16

Q — McNeill and Horstman: ministerial variation powers and timing of last consultation

05:55:55

Wardens Court powers shifted to minister

06:01:47

Minister’s approval scope under new section 57

06:05:38

Legacy tenements, condition variation, and review rights

06:08:31

Transitional provisions and pending defective applications

06:11:55

Minister departing from warden recommendations

06:15:48

McNeill question: ‘land not suitable’ and absent definition

06:19:42

Minister: Blue Ribbon, rail corridors and temporary unsuitability

06:22:51

‘Not suitable’ for heritage, native title and other land uses

06:26:08

Minister’s suitability decision — appeal and review options

06:32:24

Process to deem land unsuitable — objections and Blue Ribbon precedent

06:37:44

Objection fees and informal representations to the Minister

06:40:20

Publication of reasons and Minister’s duty to consider submissions

06:44:38

Objectors’ rights post-Forrest — timing and grounds of objection

06:51:13

Consultation on regulations and revenue from objection fees

06:54:07

Minister vs Warden’s Court powers, native title issues and forfeiture regime

06:58:00

Commencement of provisions and regulatory implementation timing

07:01:30

Clause 6 — extension of licence period justification

07:03:09

Clause 7 — initial questions on minister’s cancellation powers

07:04:24

Clause 7 — further probing of procedural fairness framework

07:06:46

Mining Amendment Bill — objection fees debate, remaining clauses and reporting progress

07:10:33

New clause 7A and related amendments — procedural handling and scope

07:10:33

Walker — case for fee-free mining objections

07:14:39

McNeill — support for amendments and critique of objection fees

07:16:11

Minister — defence of objection fees and mining warden funding

07:20:39

Division on Walker’s objection-fee amendments

07:24:10

Clause 10 — ‘land not suitable for exploration’ criteria and transparency

07:29:10

Clause 10 — non-public reasons and excluded land

07:33:16

Clause 10 — competition concerns from undisclosed exclusion reasons

07:36:39

Clause 10 — FOI access and confirmation of existing ministerial powers

07:38:28

Clause 11–12 — deadlines for statements and early objections

07:41:23

Clauses 13–20 — grouped adoption and consultation on lease timeframes

07:43:57

Clause 22 — removal of JORC reference and reporting standards

07:46:43

Clause 22 — updated guidance and requirement for complete applications

07:51:47

Clause 23 — director’s power to seek further evidence

07:53:23

Clause 24–25 — extended renewal application periods for mining leases

07:54:52

Clauses 26–33 — forfeiture decisions shifted to minister and safeguards

07:56:35

Reporting progress, member statements, and Crimes at Sea Bill introduction

08:00:25

Legislative Council (11 November 2026, 1.00 pm)

11 novembro 2026

Legislative Council quarta, 11/11/2026 Parliament of Western Australia

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The President.

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Orador 1

Almighty God, creator of the universe, giver of life, who has ordained that we should live as social beings, seeking the fulfillment of our own true purpose within our society, bless this Legislative Council now assembled to deliberate upon the affairs affecting the well-being and good order of society in Western Australia. May all members give honour, wisdom and integrity to the role for which they have been chosen, and the decisions and decorum of this Council be always to the advancement of Thy glory, the honour of the sovereign and the continued benefit of the people of this state. Amen. Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those that trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For Thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen. This House acknowledges and honours the traditional owners of the ancestral lands upon which we meet today, the Whadjuk Noongar people, and pays its respects to their elders, both past and present.

Good afternoon, members. Are there any petitions? Are there any statements by ministers or parliamentary secretaries? The Minister for Regional Development.

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