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NSW Legislative Assembly – 11 November 2026

10 novembre 2026

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The sitting formally opens, procedural business is dealt with and Question Time covers diverse portfolios including small business regulation, education technology and mobile phone policy, plastics and waste, fiscal discipline, taxation, transport, health security, early childhood education, industrial relations and AI infrastructure, highlighting clear government–opposition–Greens divides.

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Opening of sitting and Question Time

03:01:37

Opening of sitting and start of Question Time

03:01:37

Opening of sitting and procedural announcements

03:01:37

Opposition Q — e-bike age limits and child injuries

03:06:06

Premier Q — replacing classroom screens with books

03:10:11

Premier — defence of mobile phone bans and critique of Opposition

03:13:30

Question Time — small business, schools, plastics, fiscal policy and AI

03:15:56

Opposition Q — reusable cup mandate repeal and business certainty

03:15:56

Deputy Premier Q — new schools in growth areas (part 1)

03:18:16

Deputy Premier — Rhodes primary school and further attacks on predecessors

03:21:50

Greens Q — abandonment of Plastics Plan 2.0

03:23:58

Government Q — fiscal discipline and funding election promises (part 1)

03:25:32

Attorney General — Coalition and One Nation costings and privatisation risks

03:29:13

Opposition Q — payroll tax relief for business

03:31:21

Government rail investment — South Coast line and local manufacturing

03:35:46

Q — Terrigal: Liverpool Council inquiry and costs

03:41:19

Health Minister — hospital security workforce funding

03:45:42

Q — North Shore: preschool funding model and alleged cuts

03:51:07

Industrial Relations Minister — portable long service leave rollout

03:55:36

Greens Q — Premier on AI data centre moratorium

04:01:00

Minister: data centres, energy and moratorium debate

04:01:26

Q — Campbelltown: significance of Remembrance Day

04:04:39

Post‑Question Time business and deferred divisions

04:09:57

Post‑Question Time procedure and general business notices

04:09:57

Speaker: close of Question Time and ICAC-related personal explanation

04:09:57

General business notices I — local banking, preschools, memorials and housing

04:12:59

General business notices II — Remembrance, gun laws, crime and health data

04:17:00

General business notices III — skills, housing authority, transport, ADHD and services

04:21:12

Lobbying of Government Officials bill — deferred divisions resume

04:28:25

Deferred divisions and rapid passage of consensus bills

04:33:10

Final divisions and third reading of prior bill

04:33:10

Victim Experience Reforms Bill — Attorney outlines LC amendments

04:40:36

Victim Experience Reforms Bill — Opposition support and final agreement

04:47:58

Renewable Fuel Scheme Bill — LC amendment agreed and bill passed

04:49:12

Core legislative program — electoral reform, statute law and vegetation penalties

04:50:23

Electoral Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 — signage limits and party governance

04:50:23

Electoral Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous) Bill — second reading intro and JSCEM reports

04:50:23

Electoral signage limits at voting centres — detailed amendments

04:55:39

Voter access and ballot integrity — further electoral amendments

04:59:10

Minister — code of conduct for parties and funding conditions

05:01:20

Minister — record-keeping declaration, penalties and commencement

05:06:07

Minister — controlled entities and donation caps clarification

05:07:36

Minister — fundraising merchandise as political donations and expenditure

05:10:14

Minister — inter-branch transfers, independent members and committee review

05:12:07

Opposition (Willoughby) — support, poster limits and governance reforms

05:14:39

Greens (Balmain) — support with emphasis on signage waste and model codes

05:20:17

Minister — reply and passage of Electoral Legislation Amendment Bill

05:26:51

Statute Law revision program — minor technical amendments

05:28:51

Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No 3) — introduction and second reading overview

05:28:51

Statute Law Revision Bill — closing speech and adjournment

05:31:30

Environmental Planning Amendment (Vegetation) Bill — debate and passage

05:35:04

Environmental Planning Amendment (Vegetation) Bill — Opposition support and enforcement framework

05:35:04

Government member (Mount Druitt) — rationale for stronger civil penalties

05:39:25

Coalition member (Lane Cove) — local impacts and call for tougher deterrents

05:46:42

Government member (Heathcote) — urban heat, community support and policy intent

05:49:37

Coalition member (Davidson) — constituency advocacy and detailed penalty framework

05:54:44

Member highlights government obligation on tree protection

06:01:16

Member for Granville — scale and drivers of urban tree vandalism

06:02:46

Member for Granville — climate, amenity and enforcement rationale

06:09:02

Member for Wahroonga — local impacts and limits of current law

06:12:20

Member for Wahroonga — penalties and enforcement deemed inadequate

06:20:15

Member for Blacktown — objectives and enforcement architecture of the bill

06:22:28

Member for Blacktown — rising illegal clearing and community advocacy

06:26:48

Member for Blacktown — urban heat and community impacts

06:31:03

Blacktown Cool Streets project and developer impacts

06:32:40

Member for North Shore — civil penalties for tree vandalism

06:37:48

Member for Campbelltown — statewide illegal clearing and deterrence

06:46:06

Member for Pittwater — local activism and stronger enforcement regime

06:52:35

Pittwater member — mature tree replacement and future reforms

07:00:40

Gosford member — bill overview and urban tree vandalism

07:02:47

Gosford member — grants, urban heat and community planting

07:09:40

Drummoyne member — penalties for profit‑driven tree removal

07:13:14

Parramatta member — Epping illegal clearing case and weak fines

07:15:23

Parramatta member — recent poisoning incident and canopy pressure

07:20:01

Parramatta member — need for monitoring offsets and stronger enforcement

07:23:11

Port Stephens member — support for civil penalties framework

07:25:10

Port Stephens member — local vandalism cases and deterrent fines

07:27:06

Member closes debate on vegetation penalties

07:30:24

Member for Liverpool — case for stronger vegetation enforcement

07:31:59

Member for Liverpool — civil penalties, corporate liability and safeguards

07:37:26

Member for Camden — urban heat impacts and deterrent penalties

07:41:55

Member for Leppington — illegal clearing by developers and local example

07:48:31

Minister for Planning — reply and justification of civil penalty scheme

07:54:42

House — second and third reading agreed to

07:57:44

Public interest petition debate — universal preschool funding model

07:58:08

Speaker — opening of 5:00 pm public interest (petition) debate

07:58:08

Member for North Shore — preschool funding motion introduced

07:59:07

Member for North Shore — call to reverse Start Strong changes

07:59:46

Opposition — early childhood importance and policy stakes

08:00:40

Opposition — Start Strong cuts and Coalition pledge

08:03:02

Government — Campbelltown defends Deputy Premier and funding model

08:06:52

Opposition — Drummoyne backs community preschools and Start Strong

08:12:05

Government — Coogee highlights wage floors and sector investments

08:17:15

Opposition — Tweed criticises universal preschool funding model

08:22:10

Independent — Wollondilly moves amendment and seeks cross‑party fix

08:27:20

Independent — human and financial impacts of new model

08:29:40

Opposition members — preschool funding impacts

08:31:02

Member for Blacktown — defence of universal preschool model

08:32:28

Speaker — leave requests and enforcement of decorum

08:38:16

Member for North Shore — petition debate reply on early learning

08:40:56

Division and outcome on Wollondilly preschool amendment

08:44:15

Community recognition and private members’ business

08:51:36

Community recognition statements and transition to private members’ business

08:51:36

Start of community recognition — Leppington, Ryde, Riverstone

08:51:36

Community recognition — Cootamundra, Liverpool, Wakehurst, Penrith

08:55:08

Community recognition — Willoughby and Bass Hill Rangers

08:59:07

Community recognition — Bass Hill Rangers football

09:00:53

Early childhood education — Wauchope Pre-School milestone

09:01:09

Meals on Wheels volunteer — Colleen Say recognised

09:02:06

Sustainable forestry union leader — Sharon Musson

09:03:06

Community club heritage — Scarborough Wombarra Bowling Club

09:04:11

Road transport sector — Tamworth Truck Drivers Memorial

09:05:17

Multicultural philanthropy — Australian Chinese Charity Foundation

09:06:03

Remembrance Day — Pittwater local commemorations

09:07:07

Local history and heritage — Alan Clark AM

09:08:14

Regional youth leadership — Albury Show Young Woman

09:09:18

Coastal environment stewardship — South Coogee volunteer

09:10:19

Local government service — Andrew Croke, Upper Lachlan

09:10:57

Health fundraising — Pink Ribbon Trivia in Parramatta

09:12:02

School community volunteers — Pennant Hills canteen staff

09:13:00

Senior Stories program — author Lynn Dark

09:14:06

Women in League — recognition of Maryanne Bailey

09:15:08

Registered club sector — Cabra-Vale Club AGM and grants

09:16:13

Party volunteer tribute — Barbara Dennison

09:17:13

Local sports development — Guildford Leagues Club awards

09:18:08

Gender-based violence — Reclaim the Night rally

09:19:11

Remembrance Day at sea — maritime community service

09:20:18

Youth development — long-serving Scouts NSW volunteer

09:21:22

Procedural transition — move to private members’ statements

09:22:25

Private members’ statements — local initiatives and Central Coast dispute

09:22:34

Equine-assisted therapy — Ammaroo programs in Megalong Valley

09:22:34

Road infrastructure and worker safety — M1 extension and remembrance

09:26:24

Road safety tribute on M1 extension

09:30:57

Member for Terrigal: critique of Labor’s Central Coast record

09:31:32

Government response: funding legacy and opposition record

09:36:39

Speaker: acknowledge gallery and move to valedictory business

09:37:43

Valedictory of Member for Kellyville — political record and precision medicine advocacy

09:39:36

Farewell context and electorate’s historical roots

09:39:36

Parliamentary culture and personal governing philosophy

09:41:50

Opposition advocacy and commitment to North West Metro

09:44:00

Local road safety, Windsor Bridge replacement and regional access

09:46:38

Warragamba Dam raising proposal and flood mitigation critique

09:48:34

Castle Hill transport upgrades and local sporting infrastructure

09:49:57

Ministerial portfolios, NDIS transition and statewide infrastructure legacy

09:52:19

Member for Kellyville: disclosure of metastatic pancreatic cancer and treatment

09:55:19

Member for Kellyville — cancer treatment journey and clinical trial

10:00:29

Kellyville — case for PBS access and genomic trial funding

10:04:11

Kellyville — acknowledgements, political legacy and fundraising book

10:07:12

Chair — close of Kellyville speech and resumption of business

10:14:37

Private members’ statements — preschool model backlash and diverse local issues

10:17:52

Macquarie Fields — centenary of Ingleburn RSL and local organisations

10:17:52

Wahroonga — concerns over Cedric Spencer’s fitness for office

10:22:58

Strathfield — community identity and constituent experiences

10:28:11

Member for Strathfield — electorate valedictory

10:30:40

Member for Tweed — opposition to universal preschool funding model

10:33:07

Member for Liverpool — defending Labor investments in 2168

10:38:13

Member for Wagga — community preschool sector backlash

10:43:24

Member for Penrith — recognition of Penrith Emus Rugby Club

10:48:26

Member for Willoughby — early childhood cuts and high school capacity

10:53:19

Member for Auburn — tribute to Palestinian community leader Nayef Hajjaj

10:58:26

Tribute to Nayef — migrant leadership and community service

11:00:08

Member for Oxley — Lilli Pilli ladies’ fundraising and mobile skin clinic

11:03:19

Oxley — regional skin cancer burden and access gaps

11:04:45

Member for Port Stephens — valuing volunteers and new Kindness Award

11:08:29

Member for Wollondilly — disaster resilience and evacuation infrastructure

11:13:41

Member for Heathcote — Heathcote Road upgrade and koala protection

11:18:40

Member for Holsworthy and Parliamentary Secretary — Liverpool Council inquiry and ministerial conduct

11:22:52

Member for Coogee (intern Fionn McCabe) — structural underinvestment in women’s sport

11:28:43

Women’s elite sport — pay, facilities and NSW support programs

11:30:39

Parliamentary Secretary — endorsement of women’s sport investment

11:33:47

Member for Tamworth — Manilla community assets and regional priorities

11:34:57

Member for Leppington — 70 years of Leppington Progress Hall

11:39:39

Parliamentary Secretary — praise for Leppington Progress Association

11:44:50

Member for Orange — universal preschool funding model concerns

11:45:25

Member for Goulburn — Remount program for veterans and first responders

11:50:33

Member for Albury — Corowa, Federation region and regional economic strategy

11:55:09

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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, members, please be seated.

Thank you, members. Welcome you back to Question Time and I welcome our guests in the gallery here today on the significant occasion that is Remembrance Day. Could I extend a warm welcome to guest of the member for Lane Cove, Colonel Bill Pickering, retired. Welcome. I welcome to the chamber a guest of the member for Bankstown, Dana Mahafzah.

Welcome. Could I also welcome to the chamber guest of the member for Port Macquarie, Brooke Bennett, an intern at the member's office, and I understand is going to be somewhere behind my seat. I acknowledge a guest of the member for Wagga, Trevor Irvine from Wagga High School. Also acknowledge legal studies students and teachers from Kingswood High School. I'm very pleased to advise that the member for Lake Macquarie has guests today, students and a teacher from Charlton Christian College, teacher Tracy Wallace, welcome.

Welcome all of our guests. Members, could I just reflect on advice I've received from the from the Government Whip's office from Colleen Symington in relation to acknowledging the passing of Jan Clifford, who is a long-serving member of staff from the Opposition Whip's office. And I'm sure at least quite a number of us would remember Jan Clifford, who was very much liked in this place, highly regarded. So I acknowledge the passing of Jan Clifford, and I thank Colleen for bringing that to our attention.

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