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NSW Legislative Assembly – 10 November 2026

9 November 2026

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The sitting opens with formal business, Governor’s messages and ministers flagging key 2026 legislation before moving into a wide‑ranging Question Time on transport, housing, social policy, services and regulatory changes, followed by an Opposition‑led attempt to fast‑track repeal of the reusable cup mandate and the lodging of general business notices prior to suspension of the morning sitting.

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Opening, agenda setting and Question Time

01:23:30

Opening of sitting and government business notices

01:23:30

Opening of sitting, assents and koala park bill

01:23:30

Government business notices — new 2026 bills

01:26:58

Question Time — transport, housing, social policy and services

01:28:11

Q — Opposition Leader: Labor’s metro stance

01:28:11

Q — Strathfield: housing completions and contributions reform

01:32:30

Premier — political contrast and industry backing for reforms

01:35:59

Q — Coffs Harbour: reusable cup mandate repeal timing

01:38:06

Q — Riverstone: One Nation rhetoric and social cohesion

01:41:55

Deputy Premier — risks of Liberal–One Nation cooperation

01:45:16

Q — Pittwater: Mona Vale Road West construction schedule

01:47:33

Minister — funding, fast‑tracking and past project ‘gaslighting’

01:50:58

Q — Hunter: support for workers facing job losses

01:53:11

Minister for Police: Mount Pleasant jobs protection bill

01:53:28

Minister for Police: attack on Coalition–One Nation jobs stance

01:56:30

Q — Member for Cronulla: T4 timetable backflip

01:58:15

Q — Member for South Coast: Shoalhaven health investment

02:02:26

Q — Member for Epping: Powerhouse Parramatta and Labor position

02:07:47

Q — Member for Mount Druitt: national gun buyback rollout

02:11:11

Q — Member for Myall Lakes: Canterbury Hospital referral email review

02:16:41

Q — Member for Blue Mountains: rebuilding child protection workforce

02:19:37

Child protection workforce and Opposition cuts

02:23:43

Member for Sydney Q — LGBTQIA+ reforms

02:25:36

Member for Newcastle Q — emergency services in the Hunter

02:31:17

End of Question Time and reusable cup mandate repeal attempt

02:36:45

End of Question Time and tabling of reports

02:36:45

Coffs Harbour motion — suspend orders for reusable cup repeal bill

02:41:23

Coffs Harbour reply — trust in Labor on reusable cup mandate

02:51:56

Division on Coffs Harbour motion called

02:54:10

Division result announced — motion defeated

02:58:44

Government bills — mining, ANZAC, worker safety, lobbying

03:50:57

Afternoon resumption and introduction of Mount Pleasant Mine and ANZAC Memorial bills

03:50:57

Resumption under temporary Speaker

03:50:57

Public interest debate scheduled: One Nation and Supply and Confidence

03:51:32

Clerk: Mount Pleasant Mine Bill listed

03:51:51

Chair calls Minister to present bill

03:51:55

Minister: motion to introduce Mount Pleasant Mine Bill

03:51:58

Chair: question on bill introduction agreed

03:52:06

Minister: second reading moved and coal sector context

03:52:16

Minister: response to High Court decision and statutory consent details

03:52:59

Mount Pleasant mine bill — jobs guarantee and legal uncertainty

03:54:29

Mount Pleasant bill — climate conditions and coal policy framework

04:00:14

Mount Pleasant bill — debate adjournment and resumption order

04:04:12

ANZAC Memorial Amendment Bill — custodianship of Veterans and Families Memorial

04:04:53

ANZAC Memorial Amendment Bill — debate adjournment and resumption order

04:11:38

Workplace Protection Orders Bill — debate and passage

04:12:11

Workplace Protection Orders Bill — Opposition support and implementation issues

04:12:11

Workplace Protection Orders Bill — government backbencher backs union‑driven reform

04:19:11

Government member — support for WPO bill and retail abuse

04:24:47

Member for Albury — small business impacts and WPO framework

04:28:05

Member for Albury — extending protections and access for SMEs

04:31:19

Member for Mount Druitt — principle of safe workplaces

04:35:34

Government member — WPO scheme design, evidence and safeguards

04:36:13

Government member — formal commendation of the bill

04:44:18

Member for The Entrance — object and context of WPO scheme

04:44:26

Government member — link to existing orders, Operation Percentile and union role

04:45:03

Presiding officer — procedural thanks and farewell remarks

04:50:04

Member for Pittwater — local retail crime and support for WPOs

04:50:50

Retail workplace orders — Member for Pittwater’s concerns

04:54:27

Tribute to Speaker and support for workplace protection orders bill

04:58:39

Minns Government announcement and case study of Kiralee

05:04:12

Newcastle visit and local business-retail stakeholders

05:06:03

Vivian’s experience and need for stronger prevention tools

05:06:32

Evidence from other jurisdictions and tripartite working group

05:07:39

Minister closes debate and defines retail scope

05:09:26

Scheme commencement, implementation work and resourcing

05:12:03

Young people, diversion options and service of WPOs

05:14:50

Legislation Review Committee issues and final commendation

05:17:45

Workplace Protection Orders bill — third reading and passage

05:21:29

Lobbying reform bill — second reading integrity debate

05:21:57

Lobbying of Government Officials Amendment Bill — Opposition response

05:21:57

Opposition: lobbying risks and ICAC background

05:24:42

Opposition: bill provisions, gaps and foreshadowed amendments

05:26:56

Government member for Liverpool: trust, money and lobbying

05:34:07

Valedictory speeches and One Nation condemnation debate

05:36:56

Wahroonga valedictory and Speaker’s acknowledgements

05:36:56

Speaker: interruption for valedictory and guest acknowledgements

05:36:56

Wahroonga: introductions, thanks and reasons for serving

05:38:59

Wahroonga: reflections on role, community and youth mental health

05:43:12

Wahroonga: schools, COVID response and sports advocacy

05:47:30

Wahroonga: parliamentary career, Coalition leadership and early policy work

05:51:50

Ministerial entry and social services portfolio

05:54:52

Perrottet government — innovation, skills and Future Economy Fund

05:58:27

Minority government, trade and sport portfolios

06:00:35

Election campaign, COVID response and domestic violence reforms

06:01:36

Coalition infrastructure legacy across New South Wales

06:03:46

Electorate-level investment and community support

06:06:45

Staff, mentors, colleagues and personal acknowledgements

06:08:08

Speaker’s thanks and return to government business

06:15:50

Lobbying reform bill — extension to local government

06:18:42

Public interest debate — One Nation rhetoric and Coalition deals

06:23:04

Procedural shift to public interest debate

06:23:04

Public interest motion — rejecting coalitions with One Nation

06:23:24

Leppington member — One Nation ideology and Liberal deals

06:25:13

Davidson member — multiculturalism support and amendment attacking Labor and Greens

06:30:05

Parramatta member — opposing amendment and warning of Liberal–One Nation alliance

06:36:09

Greens (Newtown) — rejecting amendment and demanding Liberals rule out One Nation

06:41:09

Riverstone member — policy implications of a Liberal–One Nation government

06:46:10

Strathfield member — necessity of calling out One Nation racism

06:51:32

Public interest debate — condemnation of One Nation

06:55:33

Mover’s reply — Leppington presses Coalition on preferences

06:56:31

Procedural vote — amendment by member for Davidson defeated

06:59:32

Lobbying Bill — member for Sydney outlines government reforms

07:06:24

Lobbying Bill — Greens (Balmain) support with stronger reform sought

07:10:44

Greens criticisms — in‑house lobbyists and revolving door

07:14:46

Lobbying transparency — ICAC, Operation Rosny and sectoral influence

07:17:22

Ballina Greens valedictory — climate, community and parliamentary legacy

07:20:52

Interruption of business — scheduling of valedictory speech

07:20:52

Valedictory — member for Ballina opens farewell remarks

07:22:10

Farewell statement — reflections on service

07:25:38

Ballina Greens legacy and electoral milestones

07:32:00

Climate crisis — impacts, science and policy failure

07:32:54

Climate litigation, energy transition and grounds for hope

07:38:39

Family, local supporters and electorate staff thanked

07:41:36

Mentors, Greens colleagues and allied organisations

07:44:52

Parliamentary friendships, ministers and institutional staff

07:48:55

Decision to leave politics and closing message

07:54:11

Council message and return to lobbying bill

07:55:18

Member for Pittwater — scope of lobbying reforms

07:58:40

Member for Pittwater — gap on in‑house corporate lobbyists

08:01:31

Minister — government rationale and Electoral Commission role

08:04:12

Minister — implementation of ICAC recommendations and reform package

08:08:36

Minister — information‑sharing powers and privacy concerns

08:12:25

Minister — post‑employment restrictions and commencement timing

08:18:35

Committee stage — Member for Sydney’s independent review amendment

08:22:48

Lobbying bill — Government backs Sydney review amendments

08:25:45

Lobbying reform committee stage and private members’ business

08:28:51

Lobbying reform bill — committee stage amendments and unresolved issues

08:28:51

Opposition amendment 1 — lobbying activity disclosure and records

08:28:51

Greens amendments 1–3 — expanded diary detail, cooling‑off and wider consultation

08:33:34

Opposition amendment 2 — mandatory assessment of post‑separation risks

08:41:07

Community recognition statements and transition to private members’ business

08:45:10

Community recognition statements — local leaders, services and businesses (Leppington to Northern Tablelands)

08:45:10

Community recognition statements — students, community awards and local media (Riverstone to Kiama)

08:51:02

Community recognition — Kiama community radio event

08:55:56

Jenny Leong — National Survivors Day and institutional abuse

08:56:12

Blacktown — Sephora store opening and local economy

08:57:18

Clarence — Marine Rescue Wooli new vessel

08:58:26

Liverpool — Western Sydney Migrant Resource Centre anniversary

08:59:30

Wakehurst — Youth bravery in road accident

09:00:33

Summer Hill — Ashfield‑Leichhardt SES 65 years

09:01:27

Summer Hill — Thanks to SES volunteers and supporters

09:02:11

Hornsby — Recognition of Asquith station staff

09:02:31

South Coast — Nowra.org tourism and night‑time economy award

09:03:33

Wollondilly — Lifetime contribution to community sport

09:04:35

Charlestown — Junior futsal representatives for Australia

09:05:41

Port Macquarie — Young Australian of the Year and shark bite kits

09:06:32

Newcastle — Bernie's Bar and LGBTQIA+ inclusion

09:07:32

Morlake — Recognition of young athlete Stella Godfrey

09:08:36

Gosford — Central Coast winners at NSW Music Awards

09:09:31

Miranda — Father of Community food relief impact

09:10:29

Liverpool — New Deputy Mayor Sam Karnib

09:11:35

Terrigal — Primary school football state finalists

09:12:35

Gosford — Town Crier national championship win

09:13:37

Lane Cove — Tribute to operatic baritone Geoffrey Chard AM

09:14:34

North Shore — Bear Pit Public Speaking Competition and youth civic issues

09:15:26

Speaker — Electoral Legislation Amendment Bill message and move to private members’ statements

09:16:24

Wallsend valedictory and parliamentary tributes

09:16:49

Wallsend — Valedictory private members’ statement and Labor principles

09:16:49

Government tribute — Labor thanks to member for Wallsend

09:22:46

Speaker’s panel tribute — Thanks for service as Deputy Speaker

09:23:49

Private members’ statements — preschool funding, violence, regional services and adjournment

09:24:25

Lane Cove — Community preschools and 2027 universal funding guidelines

09:24:25

Opposition MP: 2027 preschool funding guidelines

09:26:13

Government MP: domestic and gendered violence reforms

09:29:00

Opposition MP: recreational fishing bag limits and consultation

09:34:00

Government MP: St John Ambulance NSW awards

09:38:35

Crossbench MP: Calvary takeover and lawful health services

09:43:41

Government MP: Cooks River Consolidation Project

09:48:25

Minister: clarifying Cooks River ownership for investment

09:53:31

Opposition MP: higher-density housing without infrastructure

09:54:40

Sutherland Shire housing targets and infrastructure shortfall

09:56:09

Member for Blacktown — case for stable Minns Labor government

10:00:01

Northern Tablelands — regional youth perspectives on cost of living and services

10:05:07

Barwon — impacts of universal preschool funding model in regional NSW

10:09:29

The Entrance — promoting co-operatives and mutuals in essential services

10:14:34

Lismore — support for Women Up North and domestic violence housing

10:19:52

Clarence — defence of community-based preschool funding

10:24:49

Community preschools — funding cuts and staffing concerns

10:26:51

Member for Gosford — tribute to David Harris

10:30:29

North Shore transport — bus reliability and cancelled road projects

10:35:34

Greens Human Rights Bill — inquiry milestone and support base

10:40:42

Oatley rail services — timetable backflip and reliability issues

10:45:42

Port Macquarie volunteers — recognition and adjournment of the House

10:51:06

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NSW Legislative Assembly – 10 November 2026

9 November 2026

NSW Legislative Assembly Mon, 9 Nov 2026 Parliament of New South Wales

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Almighty God, we ask for your blessing upon this Parliament.

Direct and prosper our deliberations to the true welfare of Australia and the people of New South Wales. Amen. We acknowledge the traditional owners, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We also acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands we represent and thank them for their custodianship of country. Thank you.

Thank you, members. Members, I welcome I welcome members back, back to our parliamentary sitting, commencing the what is perhaps the penultimate week of the 58th Parliament.

Well, that's right, perhaps. But I hope everybody's returned rested. Always good to see the member for Campbelltown, and I think he's looking particularly better as he ages, I can see the increasing level of maturity, so I hope he's had a wonderful birthday during the break. Member for Campbelltown. I extend a warm welcome to guests of the member for Heathcote: Roger Cedargreen and members of Donaldson Donald Robinson Village.

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