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Legislative Assembly (10 November 2026, 1.00 pm)

10 November 2026

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The sitting opens with formalities and a detailed condolence motion for former MP Peter Katsambanis, followed by routine procedural business, notices, Governor’s messages and ministerial reports that set out government activity on trade, Aboriginal Affairs and residential parks ahead of question time.

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Opening of sitting, condolence motion and preliminary business

00:03

Opening of sitting and condolence motion for Peter Katsambanis

00:03

Opening of sitting and acknowledgements

00:03

Premier: condolence motion and early life

01:26

Premier: Western Australian career and community roles

03:47

Opposition Leader: early life, values and first election

07:38

Opposition Leader: legal career and principled liberalism

11:01

Opposition Leader: post-defeat commitment and move west

12:56

Opposition Leader: election for Hillarys and campaign abuse

14:33

Opposition Leader: smaller government philosophy and shadow roles

17:42

Opposition Leader: Hellenic leadership and health challenges

19:50

Opposition Leader: passing, funeral and legacy

23:11

Nationals Leader: cross-party tribute and parliamentary style

25:26

Deputy Liberal Leader: summary of parliamentary career

29:04

Condolence motion — parliamentary and community legacy of Peter Katsambanis

30:58

Member for Carine — party and policy reflections on Peter Katsambanis

35:16

Members for Southern River and Hillarys — personal and electorate tributes

40:01

Conclusion of condolence motion and commencement of routine business

46:04

Routine business, notices and ministerial reports before question time

47:27

Routine business — notices of motion and Governor’s assent messages

47:27

Premier — report on trade and investment mission to Beijing

50:34

Minister for Aboriginal Affairs — engagement with Pilbara elders on Closing the Gap

53:35

Attorney General (Commerce) — review of Residential Parks (Long‑stay Tenants) Act

56:15

Speaker’s announcements and transition to question time

58:27

Question time and Pilbara Aboriginal children accountability debate

59:54

Question time — Aboriginal Affairs scrutiny and other portfolio issues

59:54

Q1 — Opposition to Premier: performance of Minister for Aboriginal Affairs

59:54

Premier — attacks on opposition motives and petitions

01:01:57

Government housing policy — brick supply and freight subsidy

01:05:27

Opposition question — delay visiting Hedland

01:09:27

Minister — portfolio role, travel and engagement

01:12:31

Minister — ACCO transition and federal funding dispute

01:15:35

Supplementary question — Hedland timing and Minister’s rebuttal

01:18:14

Transport Minister — Waalyup (Fremantle) traffic bridge opening and opposition conduct

01:19:38

Nationals Q&A — scope of Aboriginal Affairs portfolio and child safety

01:27:54

Hedland crisis — Minister for Aboriginal Affairs challenged

01:32:51

Energy and Decarbonisation Minister — renewable transition and household costs

01:35:13

Premier questioned on Aboriginal Affairs Minister’s absences

01:39:23

Planning and Lands Minister — station precinct housing reforms

01:40:45

Racing and Gaming Minister — racing industry financial review

01:46:33

Post‑question time corrections and unanswered questions leading to Pilbara MPI

01:49:47

Post‑question time — correction on maternity services answer

01:49:47

Standing order 80 — first round of overdue question queries

01:52:00

Standing order 80 — Central Wheatbelt escalation and Speaker’s ruling

01:56:50

Pause on unanswered questions and initiation of Pilbara MPI

01:59:25

Pilbara Aboriginal children crisis MPI and confidence in Aboriginal Affairs Minister

02:03:39

Opposition: Hedland child neglect crisis and minister’s inaction

02:03:39

Opposition: Premier’s leadership and minister’s welfare responsibility

02:08:23

Opposition: Elders labelled as political ‘stunt’ participants

02:10:55

Opposition: Defence of Dr Isaacs and petition to sack minister

02:14:19

Lachlan Hunter: Minister’s 81‑day delay and failure to visit Hedland

02:17:04

Lachlan Hunter: Factional protection and Closing the Gap obligations

02:19:47

Lachlan Hunter: Avoiding accountability and renewed call to resign

02:22:16

Shane Love: Lack of apology and failure to account to Parliament

02:24:19

Shane Love: Minister’s narrow view of portfolio versus child safety duty

02:28:52

Treasurer Rita Saffioti: Government rebuttal and attack on opposition motives

02:32:07

Treasurer — accuses opposition of fake concern

02:34:43

Procedural clashes — point of order and Pilbara response

02:36:16

Treasurer — defence of Aboriginal Affairs Minister and programs

02:40:34

Treasurer — budget measures, Closing the Gap and criticism of motion

02:44:51

Minister for Energy — economic and social initiatives in the Pilbara

02:51:09

Member for Kimberley — whole-of-government responsibility and opposition tactics

02:59:43

Member for Nedlands — Aboriginal employment in public service

03:04:13

Opposition criticism of Indigenous employment target

03:05:50

Division on motion and voting procedure

03:06:19

Division result and questions-on-notice reporting error

03:09:56

Ministerial policy statements and passage of key justice and economic bills

03:11:28

Ministerial statements — civil liability, policing technology, critical minerals and LGBTIQA+ strategy

03:11:28

Ministerial statement — child sexual abuse civil liability reforms

03:11:28

Ministerial statement — facial recognition policing trial

03:13:15

Ministerial statement — critical minerals and IMARC outreach

03:16:17

Ministerial statement — LGBTIQA+ inclusion strategy and funding

03:18:27

Ministerial statement — tribute to Denis Bratton

03:21:30

Petroleum Products Pricing Amendment Bill 2026 — FuelWatch, availability data and enforcement

03:24:09

Resumption of government business and Petroleum Products Pricing Bill

03:24:09

Petroleum Products Pricing Bill — overview and opposition support

03:24:36

Petroleum Products Pricing Bill — concerns on regulatory burden and data use

03:29:33

Opposition member — price corrections and enforcement timeframe

03:36:33

Central Wheatbelt MLP — diesel reliance and regional FuelWatch coverage

03:39:51

Central Wheatbelt MLP — small retailer thresholds, alternative fuels and reporting burden

03:47:24

Nedlands MLP — opposition to bill as regulatory overreach

03:54:37

House — second reading agreed and move to consideration in detail

03:58:21

Consideration in detail, clause 2 — commencement, regulations and transition

04:01:47

Consideration in detail, clause 2 — expiry of emergency powers and stakeholder consultation

04:05:49

Regional consultation and FuelWatch reporting thresholds

04:07:23

Nedlands — why normalise emergency fuel powers?

04:09:38

Clauses 2–3 agreed; clause 4 object of ‘availability’

04:11:13

Clause 4 — Commonwealth oil code, availability and security risks

04:14:48

Clause 4 — labour burden on small manual fuel outlets

04:19:25

Clause 5 — commissioner’s availability monitoring and section 27A

04:22:29

Clause 5 — scope of ‘petroleum products’ and ministerial reporting

04:24:45

Clause 6 — wholesale availability reporting and storage capacity

04:29:18

Clause 6 — definition of wholesaler and declared terminals

04:31:43

Clause 6 — declared terminals vs farmers and miners

04:33:48

Clause 6 — Definition of declared terminals and self-use fuel

04:38:55

Clause 6 — Mining stocks, availability vs pricing, and emergency powers

04:41:31

Clause 6 — Duplication of reporting and compliance cost considerations

04:44:21

Clause 7 — Genuine error mechanism and commissioner price-setting powers

04:47:41

Clause 7 — Safeguards on corrections and clause agreed

04:56:23

Clause 8 — New 22K availability reporting and scope of obligations

04:59:38

Clause 8 — Integration with FuelWatch, fuel quality issues and outage workarounds

05:05:24

Clause 9 — Extending FuelWatch infringement notice timeframe

05:08:02

Fuel compliance period extension — small business impact

05:09:27

Clause 9 — authorised persons and serving notices

05:12:20

Clause 10 — penalties, privacy and information sharing controls

05:14:24

Petroleum Products Pricing amendments — Minister’s third reading summation

05:20:39

Opposition third reading positions — support with small business and regional caveats

05:22:21

Crimes at Sea Amendment Bill 2025 and adjournment

05:27:04

Crimes at Sea Amendment Bill 2025 — opposition lead speech and JPDA context

05:27:04

Crimes at Sea — fisheries enforcement and role of commercial fishers (part 1)

05:29:48

Crimes at Sea — federal boat purchases, state closures and border risks (part 2)

05:32:23

Crimes at Sea Bill — Attorney General’s technical reply and passage

05:37:11

House adjournment

05:40:03

Legislative Assembly (10 November 2026, 1.00 pm)

10 November 2026

Legislative Assembly Tue, 10 Nov 2026 Parliament of Western Australia

00:03 - 00:18

Speaker 3

Honourable members, the Speaker.

00:18 - 01:24

Speaker 2

The Legislative Assembly is honoured to be situated on the ancestral lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people. We acknowledge the first Australians as the traditional owners of the lands we represent and pay respect to their elders, both past and present. Almighty God, we humbly beseech thee to vouchsafe thy special blessing upon this Parliament now assembled and that thou wouldst be pleased to direct and prosper all our consultations to the advancement of thy glory and the true welfare of the people of Western Australia. Our Father, which 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 them 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. Thank you. I'd just like to acknowledge the Dr. David Honey, the former member for Cottesloe and the Honourable Alyssa Hayden, former member for Darling Range in our Speaker's gallery today.

01:24 - 01:26

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